Accumath

Pure-Rust computer algebra · Version 1 ships January 2, 2027

Deterministic computer algebra,
built to be owned.

Accumath is a full math engine for your own computer. No internet required. Same answers on every machine. A lifetime license that belongs to you.

500,000pre-parsed equations included
Bit-identicalSoftFloat results on every machine
100% pure Rustno C, no Fortran, no wrappers
Lifetimeone license, yours forever

What Accumath is

Your machine, offline

You install it on your computer. You work offline. You keep your files. Air-gapped by design: no network call to stay licensed, no cloud license server, no black-box server heuristics guessing at your math.

The same answer, everywhere

Numeric work runs on SoftFloat — software floating point — so the same equation with the same inputs produces the same bit-identical results on every computer. That is not “close enough.” That is the same answer.

One license, for life

One lifetime license belongs to one person. All current and future updates and upgrades are free for life. Move it to a new machine whenever you like — good for one machine at a time.

Why Accumath instead of the usual options

Reproducible numbers

SoftFloat bit-identical results across machines. Publish a result and anyone can reproduce it exactly.

True offline use

No license server and no required network. It works in the lab, in the field, on a plane.

Not a wrapper stack

Pure Rust throughout — not a thin shell over C or Python foreign math runtimes. One controlled stack from calculation to notebook.

Honest failure

When something cannot be done, Accumath says so instead of guessing. Malformed input gets an honest error, never a silent wrong answer.

Simple ownership

One door, lifetime, the license belongs to the person. No subscriptions, no tiers of entrapment.

Useful on day one

Ships with about half a million unique parsed equations, already typed for search and use — not a library you have to build from scratch.

Where the build stands

223built
95remaining
318total
70%of version 1

Estimated ship date: January 2, 2027 · updated 2026-10-02

Every built item has tests, and those tests pass. The list is public and the record stays honest.

Full build status Capability catalog

Where it runs

Linux

Debian-based (Debian, Ubuntu, Pop!_OS), Fedora-based (Fedora, RHEL), and Arch-based.

Windows & macOS

Desktop coverage on both, pursued after the core build.

FreeBSD

On the version 1 ship list with the rest of the desktop targets.

Install on your own machine. Work offline. Accumath is pure Rust — the goal is broad desktop coverage, not one vendor’s OS.

Own it for life

Planned direct, per-seat pricing. Each licensed user keeps Accumath for life — including after graduation — with updates, upgrades, and later versions included. No recurring subscription.

$25per seat, presaleEarly supporter — now
$100per seatVersion 1 launch
$150new seatsVersion 2 — v1 owners upgrade free

Become an early supporter — $25

After version 1

The work does not stop at launch: keep expanding Accumath, keep maintaining it, keep adding to the equation library — then build AccuMathLab, the next product. Your license covers it: if you already hold an Accumath license — early supporter or later — you get Accumath updates and AccuMathLab when it ships, under the same lifetime license you already bought.