About r/learnmath
Post all of your math-learning resources here. Questions, no matter how basic, will be answered (to the best ability of the online subscribers).
The community at a glance
r/learnmath is a Subreddit for Math with roughly 474K members. It has been around since 2009. It uses a forum format for communication. On the Hive Index it ranks #2 in the Math communities list.
Roughly 70K members have joined in the past year. Popular discussion topics include Math, Help, and Algebra. Product recommendations often mention math books, textbooks, and calculus books.
Community Topics
Community Features
This community has a forum
Subreddit Analysis
via GummySearchMember growth over time
All time (yearly)
- 2013: 6K members
- 2014: 6K members
- 2015: 6K members
- 2016: 5K members
- 2017: 15K members
- 2018: 44K members
- 2019: 59K members
- 2020: 54K members
- 2021: 37K members
- 2023: 62K members
- 2024: 58K members
- 2025: 59K members
- 2026: 53K members
Past year (monthly)
- Nov: 7K members
- Dec: 6K members
- Jan: 6K members
- Feb: 6K members
- Mar: 6K members
- Apr: 6K members
- May: 7K members
- Jun: 6K members
- Jul: 5K members
- Aug: 6K members
- Sep: 5K members
- Oct: 200 members
Topics
- Math380 posts in the past month#1380Math
- Help92 posts in the past month#292Help
- Algebra90 posts in the past month#390Algebra
- Learning81 posts in the past month#481Learning
- Calculus65 posts in the past month#565Calculus
Flair
- Link Post13 posts in the past month
- How would you explain probability to a math beginner using something from everyday life?
- How would you explain probability to a math beginner using something from everyday life?
- I built a math game to make calculation practice more fun ⚡
#113Link PostHow would you explain probability to a math beginner using something from everyday life? · How would you explain probability to a math beginner using something from everyday life? · I built a math game to make calculation practice more fun ⚡ - TOPIC7 posts in the past month
- How are we even keeping track of all the mathematical knowledge that humanity has every produced?
- [University Linear Algebra] What do I look up in order to study for this??
- Don't Assume that it is Obvious!!
#27TOPICHow are we even keeping track of all the mathematical knowledge that humanity has every produced? · [University Linear Algebra] What do I look up in order to study for this?? · Don't Assume that it is Obvious!!
Product recommendations
- math books2 posts in the past month
- Best math book for a highschool senior in another country for a month.
- Can u recommend Math books!!
#12math booksBest math book for a highschool senior in another country for a month. · Can u recommend Math books!! - textbooks2 posts in the past month
- Best textbook for Algebra 2 or Precalculus?
- Best pre-algebra textbook for summer?
#22textbooksBest textbook for Algebra 2 or Precalculus? · Best pre-algebra textbook for summer? - calculus books2 posts in the past month
- Calculus Book Recs - Self-Study
- I want to learn calculus. Only book recs please, I have trouble with videos.
#32calculus booksCalculus Book Recs - Self-Study · I want to learn calculus. Only book recs please, I have trouble with videos.
Community Reviews
Frequently asked questions
- Who is r/learnmath for?
- Best for Math enthusiasts looking for a Reddit-based community with forum discussion.
- Is r/learnmath free to join?
- This listing is not marked as paid-only. Access rules and any fees are decided by the community.
- How many members does r/learnmath have?
- Roughly 474K members, based on figures reported by the community or its host. Member counts are approximate and change over time.
- What platform is r/learnmath on?
- r/learnmath runs on Reddit. Reddit communities (or "subreddits") are forum-based groups on the popular social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website Reddit. Reddit is commonly known as "the front page of the internet". Users submit content to the site such as links, text posts, and images, which are then voted up or down and discussed by other members. From investing Reddit communities, to professional ones, to ones just for laughs, you're likely to find a community for you on Reddit.
- What topics does r/learnmath cover?
- On the Hive Index, r/learnmath is organized under Math.
- How do I join r/learnmath?
- You can join r/learnmath by clicking this link, or pressing the "Go to community" button above.
- What are the Math communities like?
- Communities for math students, enthusiasts, and professionals covering everything from calculus help to higher-level pure and applied mathematics. Reddit has large communities for homework help and recreational math, with Discord servers serving students and dedicated forums for specific branches of the discipline.
Monthly Stats
- 39
- Views /mo (+3%)
- 33
- Visitors /mo (+3%)
- 3
- Referrals /mo (-25%)
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