Yes, OneTutor supports LaTeX and mathematical formulas. This allows mathematical content to be displayed and processed in a notation that students are familiar with.
As with any web-based rendering of mathematical formulas, edge cases can occur, for example with very complex formulas, long expressions, or specific browser and display environments. We continuously improve the rendering of mathematical notation.
For mathematics courses, we recommend testing typical materials and example interactions in the specific course. This makes it easy to check early on whether the rendering works well for the relevant content.