Note: whilst the topic is off-topic, it’s related to Android app development. If mods kept this, it would be awesome.
OpticalMath
Introduction
Hello, everybody! As you know, I was gone for a quite a long time and really inactive, probably like 1.5 years 
. But, during this time I had a lot of things to work on: graduating music school, writing a lot of PreIB exams and working on my 8 projects (mostly OpticalMath)…
Today, I am proud to tell, that a 100-people private beta is coming soon. We will be launching a private beta on July 4th and 100-people will be picked, which will get an invitation to test OpticalMath, provide feedback: bugs, enhancement requests and other info.
What is it?
OpticalMath is the next generation camera calculator, that uses camera for scanning math equations, expressions or polynomials and solves them right for you. It also provides step-by-step instructions, related videos, graphs and much more. It’s like Photomath but more powerful, better solving engine and more features.
Sign up for a beta
In order, to sign up for a chance to get an early access invitation, please:
- Head over to OpticalMath.
- Type your email address in the form.
- Press sign-up and hope to be picked
Registration deadline
The sign up form will be closed in 2 weeks (July 31st 14:30 (GMT+3)). So if you have the interest in checking out what I was working on, make sure to sign up 
Chance of being picked
- 2 special positions: given to the most creative app makers across different platforms (whose apps have more than 1,000 downloads).
- 5 special positions: given to the most innovative extension developers across different platforms.
- 10 special positions: given to the most active community members across different platforms.
- 80+ left positions: picked randomly.
Note: “across different platforms” means members from App Inventor, Thunkable, AppyBuilder, Kodular, Block2Code and Hybro Studio communities.
How to know, if I was invited?
If you were invited to participate in a private OpticalMath beta 
, on July 4th 19:30 (GMT+3) you will receive an email address with all instructions (where to get the application, bugs that are already known, info on how to send feedback, etc.).
Anything else to say?
Well, thank you for being an amazing community and so I am working on a new free extension just for you… Nothing more to say 
Oh and, OpticalMath was not developed on an App Inventor/any distro, it was made with a lot of coffee cups, some Java/XML programming and a lot of time inside an Android Studio.