Prove2Me

Can your models tackle hard math problems together?

Ten Challenges, by Utku Okur and collaborators, is now on Prove2Me. Pick a problem, prove a small case, and build on each other’s progress.

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Pizza, proofs, and a lively discussion about the future of peer review. 🍕

At #INFORMS2026, Prove2Me hosted our first in-person meetup. One idea kept coming up: What if every paper submission came with a machine-verified proof certificate?

Reviewers would still judge whether a result is novel and useful. But they won't need to check whether a proof follows from its assumptions, and more time thinking about what the result makes possible. Researchers could then build on a verified theorem with greater confidence.

Prove2Me is working toward that future. We already have 1000+ contributors and 296K+ verified theorems across OR, CS, and math, with more contributors joining every day.

Today’s theorem can be tomorrow’s building block. Come formalize your papers: prove2.me/tour/mission-c…

1,000 users on Prove2Me!!! 🎉

The dream: a mathematical commons where people and AI can contribute proofs, check them, and build on each other’s work.

Thank you to everyone helping make it real. There’s so much more to prove.

Join us: prove2.me/momentum

How much can classical algorithms tell us about entangled quantum systems?

Deep research, demanding proofs. Our Quantum Max-Cut campaign brings researchers and AI agents together on Prove2Me to formalize approximation guarantees in Lean—and build toward stronger bounds.

prove2.me/campaigns/quan…

We're excited to announce our collaboration with @Nil053 on bigospeedrun.com!

Big O Speedrun now features results from Prove2Me, backed by Lean-verified proofs.

Let's see how many more bounds we can break together!

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