GeoGebra
Free dynamic math tools for graphing, geometry and algebra
Ranked 2 of 6 in best math and graphing software
Free dynamic math tools for graphing, geometry and classroom work, though its license limits commercial use. Its source is public, but the program is not open source as a whole.
Best for Interactive geometry and graphing lessons
About GeoGebra
GeoGebra combines calculators for graphing, 3D, scientific math and notes with geometry constructions. Its classroom resources include more than a million community-made lessons, as its About page says.
The license page permits free non-commercial use, and commercial use needs different terms. GeoGebra suits schools and students who want interactive lessons. Its source code is public, but the complete program is not free software under the usual open-source definition, so it is not listed as open source here.
Strengths
- Free for non-commercial use
- More than a million community classroom resources
- Calculators and geometry in one family of tools
Limits
- License limits commercial use of the program
- Not open source as a complete program
Where GeoGebra ranks
| List | Rank | Score | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Math and graphing software | 2 of 6 | 89.0 | Interactive geometry and graphing lessons |
Questions about GeoGebra
- Is GeoGebra free?
- GeoGebra can be used without paying: Free for non-commercial use under GeoGebra's own license. Check the vendor’s pricing page for current limits.
- Is GeoGebra open source?
- No. GeoGebra is proprietary software; its source code is not public.
- Which platforms does GeoGebra support?
- GeoGebra is available on: Web.
- What is GeoGebra best for?
- Interactive geometry and graphing lessons. In our ranking of math and graphing software it is number 2 of 6 with a score of 89.0.
- What are the best alternatives to GeoGebra?
- The highest-ranked alternatives on listme.name are Desmos, Wolfram|Alpha, SageMath, GNU Octave.