Five minutes of math a day, and you know what it did.

Daily practice for children from kindergarten to grade 4. Each day your child gets a short set of problems pitched at what they can nearly do — and each week you get an email naming the one thing they are stuck on.

One price for the whole family: $5 a child, and never more than $12 a month however many you have.

No card needed to start. Works offline once loaded. Or start on paper: free printable worksheets, kindergarten to grade 4.

What your child actually does

A three-minute quiz places them — parents rarely know the right starting point, and starting too hard is how a six-year-old decides they are bad at math. After that it is one short set a day, about twenty problems. For the youngest the problems are read aloud, so a child who cannot read yet can still do it alone.

The difficulty moves with them. Four right in a row, quickly, and it steps up; two wrong and it steps back. Speed counts as well as accuracy, because knowing that seven plus five is twelve is not the same as being able to work it out.

What you get

One email a week, for the whole family rather than one per child. It says what moved, and it names the sticking point in words you can act on — “carrying is the problem, not addition” — because every wrong answer here is matched against a known mistake rather than just counted.

There is no percentage score, deliberately. A child working at the right level gets a fair number wrong; a percentage in an inbox reads as a grade and would push you to worry about exactly the sessions that are going well.

Price

Monthly

$5 per child per month

Capped at $12 a month however many children you have.

Yearly

$50 per child per year

Capped at $100 a year. Saves about 17% against monthly.

Two children cost $10 a month; three or more cost $12, so the more children practice the cheaper each one is. All prices in USD, plus sales tax where it applies.

If you add a child part-way through a period you have already paid for, the difference for the rest of it is added to your next bill rather than charged on the spot — so that one invoice can be larger than the cap, while the price you pay each year is not. Remove a child and you are credited the same way.

Cancelling and refunds

About your child’s data

We keep a first name and a year of birth — never a full date of birth, a photo, or anything a child types in their own words. There are no advertising or analytics trackers anywhere in the child’s app, and we do not sell or share anything about your family. The whole of it is in the privacy policy, which is short and says what is actually stored.