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MathMore（매쓰모어） is a Korean online math-learning service whose core positioning is “understanding math with your eyes.” The site mainly showcases step-by-step animated solutions for geometry problems, number theory contest problems and solutions, Visual Math visualization/interactive tools, real high-school math university entrance exam questions with 3D visualized solutions, and past questions with solutions for advanced math courses. Overall, it feels more like a visual math problem-solving platform for self-learners than a traditional live class or one-on-one tutoring service.
The course coverage is concentrated on mathematics, with a particular emphasis on geometry and number theory. The geometry section targets middle school students and presents solution processes through staged animations; the number theory section is aimed at middle and high school students, focusing on contest problems and 풀이; the high-school math module includes real university entrance exam questions and 3D visualization; there is also advanced mathematics content. The teaching format is not labeled as live, recorded, or 1v1. Based on the text, the service mainly provides animated content, interactive tools, and progress-saving management, making it suitable for self-directed learning. Judging from the site and terms, the teaching language is Korean. No certification or certificate information is disclosed. As for instructors, the only confirmed information is that the operator is MathMore, represented by 홍석주, with a Korean address, business registration number, and email provided; no teacher bios or curriculum development team details are given.
The product shown is MathMore Basic, priced at 9,900 KRW for 3 months of access. It is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription. Access is available immediately after payment. Payment methods include card payment and KakaoPay, processed through a PG electronic payment provider. One important point is that the service explicitly states that, due to the nature of digital content, payments are non-refundable after purchase, so users should confirm that the content matches their learning needs before buying.
The main advantage is its clear focus on math visualization: animations, 3D, and interactive tools can be helpful for abstract topics such as geometry and number theory. The price is relatively low, and the non-subscription model reduces the risk of automatic renewals. The drawbacks are that the site provides limited information: it does not disclose a full course catalog, number of questions, update frequency, sample access, or instructor background. The Korean interface also creates a language barrier for Chinese learners, and the no-refund policy increases the risk of trying it out.
MathMore is better suited to middle and high school students who can read Korean and want to understand geometry problems or number theory contest problems through animation. It may also suit learners who need visual assistance with Korean college entrance exam or university entrance exam math questions. The text does not provide information about access from China, so it is unclear whether the site can be reached directly. For payment, KakaoPay may be inconvenient for Chinese users, and it is also not stated whether international cards work smoothly. If access or payment is restricted, alternatives include GeoGebra, Desmos, Khan Academy, or domestic Chinese math visualization courses and video explanations.
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