A workspace for mathematical reasoning

Conjecta

Turn a mathematical question into a line of reasoning you can inspect.

Plan a route, explore useful lemmas, call computation and formal tools, then keep the decisive steps visible.

Reasoning trace EX. 01 · IRRATIONALITY
Proposition √2
AAssume

√2 = p / q

gcd(p, q) = 1
BDerive

p² = 2q²

2 ∣ p
CCheck

p = 2k  ⇒  q² = 2k²

2 ∣ q
DContradiction found

gcd(p, q) ≥ 2

parity descent VERIFIED
Follow the reasoning

What Conjecta changes

Not just an answer. A route you can inspect.

Difficult mathematics rarely moves in a straight line. Conjecta keeps exploration, verification, and revision in one visible process—so the useful artifact is the reasoning, not only the final sentence.

Question Strategy Lemmas Verification

One continuous workspace

From first question to checked result

You set the problem and remain in control. Conjecta makes the intermediate work legible as the route develops.

  1. 01

    State the problem

    Describe the theorem, attach context, and mark what a satisfactory result must establish.

  2. 02

    Build a proof route

    Break the goal into lemmas, compare strategies, and revise when a branch stops paying off.

  3. 03

    Check decisive steps

    Use computation, retrieval, structural checks, or Lean where the argument needs firmer ground.

  4. 04

    Keep the useful trail

    Review the route, continue the same project, and retain context worth reusing in later work.

Designed for serious problems

The work stays visible.

Each layer answers a different question: where to go, what to trust, and what to carry forward.

EXPLORE

Strategy is not a black box

See the working plan, candidate lemmas, alternative branches, and the reason the system changes direction.

VERIFY

Verification lives inside the process

Computation and formal tooling can test the steps that matter, with their outcomes kept beside the argument.

REMEMBER

Context can accumulate

Projects preserve the conversation and the proof state, while reusable knowledge can support the next problem.

Begin with the question you already have

Give the conjecture room to become an argument.

Start reasoning