Math fans can now spin, zoom, and explore complex equations in full 3D right on their iPad with iPadOS 26. Here’s what it looks like.
Math Notes gets 3D graphing
Math Notes gets 3D graphing
With iPadOS 26, Apple is introducing interactive 3D graphing in Math Notes, making it easy to turn multivariable equations into dynamic, touchable visualizations. The feature builds on Math Notes, which first launched in iPadOS 18.
Users can enter equations with three variables and instantly generate 3D surface plots. The graphs respond to standard gestures, including pinch-to-zoom and drag-to-rotate, and work with either touch or Apple Pencil.