Chasys Math

Created and offered for free by John Paul Chacha, Chasys Math is a math tool that can plot a graph, features a matrix equation solver, and can handle complex numbers as well as equations as large as 32 by 32. If everything I just said makes sense to you and it didn’t sound like a ton of gibberish, then by all means, go and give Chasys Math a try.

Download a ZIP archive, extract its contents, run Setup.exe, and then follow the instructions presented onscreen by a setup wizard. These are the steps you must go through if you want to get Chasys Math up and running on your Windows computer.

If you want to know how Chasys Math looks like, then this text is pretty much useless. That being said, I am going to invite you to check out the screenshots that accompany this article. And for a closer look, why don’t you check out the Quick Look video above? Or better yet, go get Chasys Math and check out its interface first hand.

John Paul Chacha’s Chasys Math is free software. The official JPChacha.com website says that version 1.41 was released in November 2009, while Chasys Math’s About menu says that version 1.41 was released in February 2010. It doesn’t matter which one is correct, what matters is that this math tool hasn’t received an update in a very, VERY long time.

Chasys Math is a free math application that can plot graphs, features a matrix equation solver, and can handle complex numbers.