GeoGebra is a software or teaching tool that users can use offline to teach specific mathematics topics. It is available for free download and be used anywhere, which is beneficial for learners. GeoGebra software was created to address a wide range of various levels of content areas in mathematics. It has features that can help learners visualise 2D and 3D dynamic geometry topics. The use of GeoGebra helped students significantly to score mathematics topics such as trigonometry function graphs, geometry, and trigonometry in other countries. However, the use of GeoGebra is rarely being used in secondary mathematics lessons in Brunei Darussalam. The aims of this presentation are to review previous relevant literature about the GeoGebra software in the teaching of coordinate geometry, the impact of using the software on students’ performance and to identify the gaps in literature, if any, in connecting and its applicability to an intended future study at the secondary mathematics level.