Removable discontinuity
Make the missing point and the nearby behavior impossible to confuse.
Custom visual explanations for course creators, publishers, edtech teams and universities — built by a system designed to make technical ideas move clearly, not just look polished.
These are Math Aha production studies, not client case studies. They show the range already running through the internal video engine.
Make the missing point and the nearby behavior impossible to confuse.
Turn an algebraic condition into a geometric mechanism.
Use motion and area to make a constant feel earned rather than memorized.
Show a transformation acting on space instead of presenting a block of numbers.
Use a moving system to reveal behavior that a static diagram cannot carry.
Build visual range without losing a coherent mathematical language.
We scope the visual around the idea the viewer must understand, not around a generic motion-graphics style.
One difficult idea, one visual mechanism, one clear payoff.
Short animations that slot into lessons without forcing you to rebuild the course.
Geometry, calculus and algebra where every moving relationship has to stay mathematically valid.
Motion, fields, systems and spatial ideas that need more than flat icons.
Platform-native pacing for social discovery without throwing away conceptual accuracy.
A coherent family of scenes for a course, curriculum or recurring content series.
Replace the “imagine this…” paragraph with something learners can actually see.
Turn static figures, diagrams and proofs into reusable digital teaching assets.
Add original visual explanations to a product without building a specialist animation pipeline in-house.
Create lecture, lesson and outreach visuals for technical subjects.
Technical visuals are checked as explanations, not decorated after the fact. The geometry, notation and motion have to agree.
The internal engine lets a strong mechanism become a reusable family instead of six unrelated one-off clips.
The same system produces platform-native educational shorts, so pacing, reveal and visual hierarchy are production constraints from the start.
You should spend your time checking the idea, not managing keyframes.
Send the topic, audience, usage and any source material. A focused project can start from a short written brief.
We choose the mechanism, storyboard the important beats and lock what must be technically correct.
You review the teaching logic and visual result. Standard custom work includes two revision rounds.
Receive the agreed masters and derivatives, with usage terms documented before handoff.
A smaller template-assisted paid pilot can be scoped around $350–600 when the brief fits an existing visual system. Bespoke 60–90s concept work is commonly scoped around $1,200–2,500. Series and technically heavy 3D work are quoted as projects.
See what changes the price →These are Math Aha's current test bands, not claimed industry averages.Use inside paid or free courses, lectures and teaching systems as agreed in the project licence.
Digital publication, product and commercial distribution can be scoped explicitly.
Derivative cuts can be licensed for organic platform use or broader campaigns when required.
Exclusivity and source/spec handoff are separate scope items because they change reuse rights and production economics.
No. Math Aha focuses on animation, computational visuals, diagrams and 2D/3D explanatory motion.
Yes. We can animate an approved script, or help turn a subject brief into a visual storyboard before production.
Custom concept projects currently tend to start around $1,200. Smaller template-assisted paid pilots can be scoped lower when the brief fits an existing visual system.
A focused concept animation is usually scoped in weeks, not months. Timing depends on complexity, approvals and revision rounds; the quote confirms the actual schedule.
Yes. Course, publisher, product and commercial usage can be included in the project licence and agreed before production starts.
We deliver video and visual assets such as MP4 files; your LMS can wrap those assets inside its SCORM or xAPI package. We do not currently sell a standalone LMS authoring layer.
Four fields are enough to tell whether the project fits. Budget and organisation are optional. We take a limited number of custom projects while the service is being validated.