ChromaMath - Colorized Math for arXiv & PDFs



Overview
Deconstructs mathematical equations on arXiv and PDFs into intuitive, color-coordinated cognitive maps.
ChromaMath transforms dense mathematical equations on arXiv and PDFs into intuitive, color-coordinated cognitive maps directly inside your browser side panel. Inspired by Kalid Azad's BetterExplained and the ADEPT framework, ChromaMath breaks formulas down into semantic chunks and links each math symbol to its plain-English meaning with matching colors. Key Features: - Instant Equation Detection: Hover over any equation on arXiv HTML, ar5iv, or Wikipedia and click "Explain". - Side-by-Side Deconstruction: Keep your paper open while exploring interactive formula breakdowns in Chrome's native Side Panel. - Bidirectional Hover Highlighting: Hovering over a symbol highlights its plain-English phrase and vice-versa. - In-Situ Anatomy Tree: Click on compound exponential terms or fractions to unfold their internal mechanics. - ADEPT Cognitive Framework: Clear real-world analogies, geometric intuition, concrete scenarios, and formal technical definitions for every formula. - Document-Scoped Session History: Seamlessly toggle between previously analyzed formulas in your current paper with 0ms cache reload. - Screen Snipping Tool: Capture math from PDFs, scanned documents, and images. - Overleaf & Markdown Export: Copy color-coded LaTeX with \definecolor or ADEPT Markdown notes in one click.
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- Version1.0.0
- UpdatedSeptember 15, 2026
- Offered bynotabee
- Size5.75MiB
- LanguagesEnglish
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