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Current Version

Mathway 6.13.0

Released Sep 24, 2026 · 59.0 MB · Android 8.0+

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Version Information

Version
6.13.0
Release date
Sep 24, 2026
Size
59.0 MB
Android
8.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.bagatrix.mathway.android
Developer
Chegg, Inc.

About Mathway

Mathway is an education app from Chegg, Inc. built around solving and working through math problems on a phone or tablet. The listing describes the current build, its footprint, and what you need on your device before installing it. What this listing documents This page covers the release identified by the package name com.bagatrix.mathway.android, published under the developer name Chegg, Inc. and filed in the education category. Because the content rating for this build is recorded as unknown, anyone deciding whether the app suits a younger user should check that detail directly before handing over a device. Install size to plan for The download for this build comes to 59.0 MB, a figure worth noting before you start the installation on a device that is running short on free space. Leaving extra room beyond that amount keeps the install smooth and gives the app and the system somewhere to work while files are unpacked. Device requirements The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer. If your phone or tablet is already running a more recent release, it comfortably clears that floor, while older hardware that sits below the stated minimum should be treated as unsupported rather than attempted and abandoned halfway through setup. Version and release information The version documented here is 6.13.0, dated 2026-09-24. Checking the version string after updating confirms that the newest build is actually in place, which is useful when reporting a problem or comparing behaviour with an earlier install. A straightforward education tool As an education app, Mathway sits alongside study and coursework utilities rather than games or entertainment titles. Its category makes the intended use clear: helping learners work on mathematics rather than simply browsing content.