Ten minutes of maths a day,
aimed at what they find hard
The Math Maker marks every answer as your child works, tracks each National Curriculum objective, and builds tomorrow's ten questions around what they actually need. In your browser, or on their phone.
Practice that teaches itself
No marking, no planning, no printing — unless you want to.
2,800 audited questions
Every question is checked before a child ever sees it, and mapped to a National Curriculum objective for Years 2–6.
Seven worlds
Pick a world and the word problems are retold in it — same maths, their story. Switch any time without losing progress.
Printed workbooks too
Prefer paper? Our themed KS2 workbooks cover the same curriculum in print — a separate range you can buy for offline practice.
It works out what they need, so you don't have to
The first session is a baseline across the whole year. After that, every answer is marked against a curriculum objective — and a topic only counts as secured after five correct out of the last six, across more than one day.
Ten minutes a day
Five questions on their weakest topics, three revisiting older ones to check it stuck, two to stretch them.
Wrong answers teach
A step-by-step walk-through, then the question comes back later in the session. Only the first try is scored.
You see everything
An objective-by-objective map of their year, stars and rewards you control, all behind a parent PIN.
14-day free trial · one subscription covers the whole family
Choose their favourite adventure
Seven unique themes to choose from — more coming soon!
Space & Planets
Animals & Jungle
Sports
Fairies and Unicorns
Superheroes
Princess
Idol Academy
Simple, transparent pricing
One subscription covers every child in your family, on every device.
Monthly
- 14-day free trial
- Every child in the family
- Years 2–6, all seven worlds
- Cancel any time
Annual
- 14-day free trial
- Every child in the family
- Years 2–6, all seven worlds
- Parent dashboard and rewards
- SATs practice papers for Years 5–6
Ready to make maths magical?
Ten minutes a day, mapped to the National Curriculum, for children aged 6–11. Start with 14 days free.