Algebridge is a student-led initiative building the practice, the explanations, and the help that make the hardest year in math a year students get through.
Algebra 1 is the year math stops being arithmetic and starts being a language. Everything after it is built on that year.
Every skill on the platform carries a video, a key idea, practice that regenerates, and step-by-step feedback the moment an answer goes wrong.
Thirteen units and forty-six skills covering Algebra 1 end to end. Every skill pairs a video with a key idea and a bank of problems that regenerates, so a student who needs ten more questions gets ten more questions.
Open the platform The directory173 topics from Pre-Algebra through Algebra 2, each with a plain explanation and an in-depth one, a worked example, the mistakes people actually make, and a video. Having only one depth available is what makes students give up.
Browse the directory The teamAlgebridge was founded in 2026 by Ivan Dubovyi after watching how fast classmates lose confidence once Algebra 1 begins. The people building it are close enough to the problem to remember exactly where it starts.
Meet the teamA student-led initiative founded in 2026, run by people who are still in the room where the problem happens.
Founded Algebridge in 2026 to help every student cross the Algebra 1 bridge with confidence.
Works one-on-one with students, turning confusing Algebra 1 topics into clear, confident steps.
Breaks tough problems down step by step and helps students build lasting problem-solving habits.
Builds and maintains the Algebridge learning platform, shipping the features students practice with.
Manages the budget and funding so our free tools and tutoring keep reaching more students.
Leads marketing and outreach, getting Algebridge in front of the students who need it most.
Keeps everything running behind the scenes, coordinating programs, scheduling, and day-to-day operations.
Tutors, builders, and organizers who want Algebra 1 to stop being the wall it is today.
Start today. Algebridge is free, it stays free, and every unit of Algebra 1 is already waiting.
