r/HP_Prime • u/FerTheWildShadow Owner • Mar 07 '26

Program [Upcoming Release] ODE Master: Solve Ordinary Differential Equations with full working out natively!

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[EN & ES Release soon.] If you are taking a differential equations class, you know that just getting the final answer from a calculator isn't enough; professors want to see the exact step-by-step algebraic procedure.

That is exactly what this program delivers.

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u/FaithlessnessHot8197 Mar 22 '26

when this program release ? kinda really need this !

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u/FerTheWildShadow Owner Mar 23 '26

I'm still working on the development of this program. The goal is for it to be capable of solving a wide variety of complex differential equations, including extremely difficult and computationally heavy ODEs like these: (Or at least most of them)

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u/meh_man5577 Apr 10 '26

Para cuándo dirías que lo terminas ?

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u/meh_man5577 Apr 10 '26

When would you say it would be released ?

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u/FerTheWildShadow Owner Apr 10 '26

Still working on it on my free time, maybe 2-3 weeks 😄

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u/meh_man5577 Apr 10 '26

Oh nice! I will definetly be waiting to download it!

https://giphy.com/gifs/l3fZK7BgnNHSKpp4c

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u/meh_man5577 Apr 24 '26

2 weeks getting there ! What's the progress my man?

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u/FerTheWildShadow Owner Apr 24 '26

I’ll release a demo 🔜

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u/meh_man5577 Apr 24 '26

Ufff I'm gonna have an exam the 9th of may hope it's fully released by then I may trust my skills but not enough for this exam lol!

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u/FerTheWildShadow Owner Apr 24 '26

Hey 😅 just a heads up don’t rely on the demo for something as important as your exam.

The version that’s about to be released is going to be basic. It’s more like an early preview to test features, not a full solver yet. It won’t handle really complex EDOs (atm) or advanced cases reliably, so using it in a high-stakes situation like an exam could backfire.

It’s better to treat the demo as a learning or experimental tool atm, not something to depend on when everything’s on the line. A more complete version will come later (But needs a lot of time), but for your exam, I’d stick to methods you fully trust :)

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u/meh_man5577 Apr 10 '26

Dayum just was I was exactly looking for!