Frequently Asked Questions 

KiwiWrite’s mission is to make math accessible for all students!

KiwiWrite was invented to help students with dysgraphia, dyslexia, autism, fine motor impairments, and ADHD. KiwiWrite was designed with minimal visual clutter to minimize distractions. While this is who the product was designed for, KiwiWrite is an excellent math organizational tool for everybody!

When you join KiwiWrite, you’ll have access to all 4 math levels, helpful tutorial videos and guides, and all updates or new features!

KiwiWrite was designed to keep the focus on math! Our grid system for levels 1-3 automatically aligns numbers for all types of equations to keep handwriting out of the picture. Our line problem layout allows easy layout of more complex equations in levels 3-4. Additionally, KiwiWrite was designed with minimal clutter to reduce distractions.

KiwiWrite helps students write and align numbers and functions. In Levels 1 and 2, KiwiWrite uses a virtual grid system for alignment. In Levels 3 and 4, KiwiWrite uses a line system with automatic spacing to ensure problems are properly lined up.

KiwiWrite is not a calculator. KiwiWrite is a tool to help students solve problems,but it will not solve problems for students.

Yes and No. You need an internet connection to log onto KiwiWrite, and to access the file and user profile features. However, KiwiWrite allows students to work on their math while offline, provided they have already opened a file and imported any worksheet needed. To use KiwiWrite on a test that internet is not allowed, then log in, import any worksheet/test file needed, or click new file to open a blank file, and check that the system is set up to export to a local (not remote Google drive) file. The internet may then be turned off, and the file may be exported locally when done. Keep in mind thought that KiwiWrite will not be able to do its usual automatic file saves to the cloud, so if you want a copy of this file saved by KiwiWrite, then turn the network back on and click the save file icon before logging out of KiwiWrite.

Different states vary in their requirements. KiwiWrite performs no calculation, and provides no other information to students that might assist them in finding problem solutions, outside of being a handwriting substitute. It acts in a similar role as a word processor. KiwiWrite can also be used in offline mode during tests, by logging on and opening a new blank file or importing a PDF test file, and then turning off the network for the test, provided the system is set up to export to a local file afterward.

KiwiWrite is an excellent way for teachers, occupational therapists, tutors, and families to help their student organize math! One person can log in to KiwiWrite and then the student and adult can sit side-by-side to work on it together.

All of KiwiWrite’s features run on desktop, chromebook, laptop, and iPads

Since KiwiWrite Math needs sufficient screen space for ease-of-use, it does not run on phones or iPad mini’s.

Yes! KiwiWrite is completely digital and is a wonderful solution for completing assignments virtually. Simply send your students a math problem or worksheet and have them complete it on KiwiWrite. Students can then download and email back to their teacher!