Live graphs from an equation
Type y = A sin(kx) like on a calculator and get the graph in one click. Sliders for A and k appear while you present.
For maths teachers
Math slides that move
In ordinary slide tools a graph is a picture: it cannot change when a student asks “what if k is bigger?”. In Tracé the equation is alive. Drag a slider in front of the class and the curve, its labels and every point follow.
Everything you draw on the board, now moving
Worked examples, one step per click
Show each line of working when you are ready for it, highlight the answer, and mark the solutions on the graph.
Geometry that responds
Triangles, angles, vectors, number planes and Venn diagrams. Move a corner and every label follows.
Quizzes in the lesson
Ask a multiple-choice question, let the class answer, then reveal the right option on the next click.
Why not just PowerPoint or Google Slides?
In a usual slide tool
you paste a picture of the graph, redraw it for every new value, and animate boxes rather than mathematics.
In Tracé
the graph comes from the equation, changes live, and every step of the explanation appears exactly when you click.
How it works
- Start from an example or a blank slideOr describe the lesson and let the AI build the first draft.
- Add equations, graphs and shapesChoose what appears on each click.
- Present in classFull screen in the browser, with live sliders and your notes.
Questions
Does it work on the school computer?
Yes. Tracé runs in the web browser, with nothing to install. Chrome and Edge work best.
Can students see the slides at home?
Yes. Share a link: they watch on any device and can move the sliders themselves.
Can I print or send a PDF?
Yes. Export a PDF with one page per slide, or a picture of any slide.
Is it free for teachers?
The whole editor is free. Pro keeps 50 decks online and adds AI credits every month, advanced 3D and voice recording.
Guides and lesson ideas
How to Create Math Slides (Step by Step)Create math slides that move: type an equation, get its graph, add a live slider, reveal each step on a click and present. A free, step-by-step guide.Interactive Maths Slides: Beyond PowerPoint for TeachersWhat makes a maths slide interactive, what PowerPoint, GeoGebra and Desmos each do well, and how to build click-by-click slides with live sliders.Teaching Slope and y = mx + b: An Animated Lesson PlanA slope lesson students can see: rise over run, what m and b do to a line, the usual mistakes, check questions, and live sliders for m and b.The Derivative as the Slope of a Tangent: Lesson PlanIntroduce the derivative as the slope of the tangent line: secants that shrink, the limit (f(x+h) − f(x))/h, a worked example with x², mistakes and checks.
Also on Tracé
Your next lesson, moving
Start with an example deck or a blank slide. It takes a minute.