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There is a growing need for a modern platform for learning and discussing mathematics. With the development of mobile technology, mathematicians worldwide can communicate easily with each other. This paper develops an application using simple AI and data structure to build a social network for everyone to learn and appreciate math with likeminded people. We use Firebase as a backend service provider for Authentication and cloud storage with blocking posts and comments feature. The app is great for math lovers worldwide, with our experiments showing that the mean time for a complete browsing section is approximately 14.545 milliseconds and a median of 13.8 milliseconds across regions. In addition, our built-in blocking mechanism will ensure that people can feel the inclusivity and openness that allows math ideas to freely flow without fear or prejudice. For this application, we took reliability, usability, and openness into consideration. The application aims to be an open platform for every math lover and encourage people to look at math more interactively.
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