Maths practice that feels like a quest
Kids chase quests, earn badges and unlock levels. Parents and teachers see real, lasting mastery of times tables and addition, mapped to the Australian Curriculum.
Free in your browser today. Coming to Google Play.
How MathQuest works
Built on what learning science actually says works: short, frequent retrieval practice, spaced over days, mastered before moving on. The adventure is how we get kids to want it.
Quests, not worksheets
Every skill is a chain of quests. Master one and it seals, unlocking the next level on a visible quest path.
A few minutes a day
The daily quest is a tiny, doable floor, finished in minutes. It is never a cap: finishing invites more adventuring, and stopping is always fine. Weekly quests stretch a little further.
Mastery that sticks
A level only seals when your child shows fluency on two separate days. Sealed means remembered, not crammed.
Kind by design
Streaks are a campfire that glows, and rests if you miss a day, never breaks. Wrong answers get encouragement and the correct fact, never a buzzer.
Badges kids can actually earn
Six achievements, live in the app today. Each one marks something real a child did, not something they paid for or watched.
First Seal
Big Day Out
Three-Day Adventurer
Rekindler
On a Roll
Level LegendReal curriculum, honestly told
MathQuest's first two skills cover Australian Curriculum (v9) maths from Foundation to Year 6.
Addition · Foundation to Year 4
From combining numbers within 10 all the way to three-digit addition, in small mastered steps.
Times tables · Year 2 to Year 6
From the twos at Year 2 through full 10 × 10 fluency at Year 4, then applied in Years 5 and 6.
Where we go beyond, we say so. The 11s and 12s, up to 12 × 12, are included as a clearly flagged bonus. The Australian Curriculum's recall target stops at 10 × 10 in Year 4, and MathQuest never pretends otherwise.
Safe by design
- No ads, ever. Nothing is sold to children.
- No accounts and no personal information. There is nowhere to even type a name.
- Progress is saved on your device only, and it works offline once loaded.
- A parental gate (an adult-level maths question) sits in front of anything meant for grown-ups.
The honest fine print: the only network activity is the ordinary web hosting that delivers the app to your device. Our privacy policy explains it all in plain language, and it is genuinely short.
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