Wolfram|Alpha

Wolfram|Alpha, the world's first online computational knowledge engine, is developed and deployed entirely with webMathematica technology. Wolfram|Alpha aims to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable and accessible to everyone, bringing expert-level knowledge and capabilities to the broadest possible range of people and spanning all professions and education levels.

See also: How Mathematica made Wolfram|Alpha possible

Publishing

webMathematica adds a new dimension to technical publishing on the web. Interactive calculations, sophisticated visualizations, and typesetting can be added to virtually any web document.

Example
Highly respected textbook publisher Addison-Wesley sells online tutorials and tests that use webMathematica technology. MathXL is a web-based program to assess students' skills and create individualized study plans.

Research

Researchers all over the world use Mathematica for its unique computational and presentational capabilities. Their work can now be delivered with live interactive websites, vastly increasing the number of people who can use and learn from the research results.

Example
eFunda began using webMathematica during its testing stages to power its engineering calculators, and quickly created a variety of interactive tools for engineering professionals.

Education

webMathematica is the ideal web environment for creating online courseware structured to meet the specific needs of any classroom setting.

Example
Calc101.com uses webMathematica to deliver online, on-the-fly, step-by-step solutions to high school and college level mathematics problems. It mixes free and pay-per-use calculators to lead precollege and college students through integration and differentiation.

Calculators

With webMathematica, you can build interactive calculators and problem solvers that are delivered over the web or your intranet.

Example
The Wolfram Mathematica Online Integrator is a Wolfram-developed website that solves integration problems. The heart of Integrator is Mathematica's built-in function Integrate—the same one used by accessing Mathematica directly.

Hobbies

webMathematica opens up new ways to showcase personal research and hobbies with eye-catching visualizations and interactive calculations.

Example
Analytic Cycling is a recreational website that takes advantage of the webMathematica engine. Designed for technically oriented cyclists, Analytic Cycling offers web-based calculators that take a no-compromise, textbook approach to computing cycling performance.

WolframTones

WolframTones, the innovative online music and ringtone generator based on Stephen Wolfram's
A New Kind of Science, uses webMathematica to discover unique musical patterns in the computational universe. With webMathematica as its backbone, WolframTones dynamically generates up to a month's worth of continuous music every minute, serving each composition from back-end to user in just three-hundredths of a second.