Mathematics is one of the most important things in the world and may even be the foundation of the universe itself. It is encountered literally everywhere in our daily lives, and no new innovation comes without at least a small ingenious insight into the mathematics behind it. Therefore, we at Mathematics Visualized believe that it is essential for humanity to have a global database of all the mathematics we humans have already discovered.

However, not an old-fashioned, Wikipedia-style documentation from which nobody can truly learn or comprehend anything, but a truly innovative platform — one where each topic is presented in a way that allows you to immediately grasp the core ideas behind various concepts, understand how they were discovered, and see why things are defined the way they are.

This is achieved by explaining mathematics in a highly intuitive way, supported by dozens of animated videos that provide beautiful visual insights into even the deepest and most complex topics in mathematics. Additionally, we focus on the historical aspects of mathematical ideas — aiming to connect the dots from the moment a new concept was first discovered, to how these ideas were further developed, and finally to how they became the things they are in mathematics today.

Behind the Work


David Brandstötter

Main Content Creator

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