About Someta, Inc.
Someta builds math you can see. Math makes more sense when students can see how it works, so we build visual math tools that students use on a laptop or tablet. Instead of reading a rule, a student cuts a circle into fractions, zooms into a grid to see what a percent really is, or balances a scale to solve an equation. The student sees the math, and so does the adult beside them. Founded by two teachers in Orange County, Someta gives flexible learning programs a visual way to teach mathematics while preserving the freedom to personalize how each student learns.
Products and services:
- Sage Tiles, free visual math rooms
- Five rooms open today: fractions, percents, equations, right triangles, and the idea behind calculus
- One idea per room, students learn by building and moving
- Works on any laptop or tablet, no login
- Free for every student, family, and teacher
- Sage, a guide inside the rooms (in development)
- Walks a student through a full lesson, one step at a time
- Every lesson ends with a clear result for the student and the adult supporting them
- Founding pilot on fractions, January to March 2027, for a small number of schools