Addition Carousel
From first sums to 5 all the way to carrying the one.
- Sums to 5 and 10
- Doubles
- Make ten
- Two-digit sums
- Carry the one
- Sums to 20
Coming soon to iPhone & iPad
Math practice that feels like a day at the carnival
Addition, subtraction, times tables and division, turned into carnival games. Kids ages 4–10 win plush prizes, Toco the Toucan cheers them on, and every missed fact comes back until it sticks.
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- No ads
- No data collected
- Works offline
- Ages 4–10
Mathing
Welcome to the math carnival!
Free 2-minute demo · no sign-up · nothing is sent anywhere
What's your name?
Optional. It stays on this page and is never saved or sent.
Which ride first?
Duck Pond booth
Catch the duck with the answer!
- Problem 1
- Problem 2
- Problem 3
You won your first prize!
Mini Toco
Amazing!
Now ask a grown-up to see the rest of the park.
Grown-ups only
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In the app, this quick check keeps purchases, links and settings for grown-ups only.
Learning that feels like play
Addition, subtraction, times tables and division hidden inside carnival games kids beg to play.
Grows with your child
80 levels from first sums to the 12× table. Mistakes come back later until they stick, and you see a clear report.
Safe, private & ad-free
No ads, no chat, no tracking, and nothing leaves the device. Works offline. Up to 4 kids on one device.
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The whole park opens soon!
80 levels, 5 booth games and 80 prizes are coming to iPhone and iPad, with a free trial for new families.
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A free browser preview of the app’s first minutes. Sound starts only after you tap, and your child’s name is never saved or sent.
The park
Four rides. Four operations.
Each zone of the park teaches one operation in 20 short levels, from the very first sums to the 12 times table. Every fifth level is a Jumbo Prize level that reviews what came before.
Subtraction Coaster
Take away, count back, and borrow like a pro.
- Take away within 10
- Take from ten
- Teen subtraction
- Two-digit subtraction
- Borrowing
- Missing numbers
Times Table Wheel
Every times table from 0 to 12, easiest first.
- Groups of 2
- ×2, ×10 and ×5
- ×3 to ×9
- ×11 and ×12
- Missing factors
- All the tables
Division Big Top
Division as the flip side of multiplication.
- Sharing by 2
- ÷2, ÷10 and ÷5
- ÷3 to ÷12
- Missing divisors
- Mystery starts
- No remainders
The games
Five carnival booths to play
The same math, five different ways to win. Booths rotate from level to level, so practice never gets boring.
Duck Pond
Rubber ducks float past with numbers on them. Tap the duck with the answer and the hook fishes it out.
Can Knockdown
Throw a ball at the can pyramid with the right answer and watch it crash down.
Balloon Pop
Aim a dart at the balloon holding the answer. Pop!
Claw Machine
Pick the plush holding the answer and the claw swoops down to grab it. Jumbo Prize levels happen here.
Water Gun Race
Splash the clown target with the right number to win the race.
The prizes
A cuddly prize for every level
Finish a level and win a 3D plush for My Prize Shelf: teddy bears, unicorns, toy trains, dragons, rockets, popcorn and more. There are 80 prizes to collect, including 16 Jumbo Prizes, plus trophies for big milestones.
- 80plush prizes
- 16Jumbo Prizes
- 13trophies
How it teaches
Practice that adapts to your child
Mathing is built on simple ideas that work: small steps, pictures before symbols, and short practice that comes back at the right time.
Missed facts come back
When your child misses a fact, it returns in later games, then again a little later, until it is mastered. This is called spaced practice, a strategy recommended in a U.S. Department of Education practice guide.
No timers. No losing.
Nobody races a clock. A wrong answer gets a gentle “So close!” and another try, and a hint glows after two misses. Kids stay calm, keep going and finish every level.
Counting dots for beginners
Early levels show the problem as dots, so a four-year-old can count to the answer. As numbers grow, the pictures fade away and the strategies take over.
Pre-K to 4th grade
Levels climb from sums to 5 to two-digit carrying and borrowing, every times table to 12 and division facts, in the order schools teach them.
For grown-ups
A clear report, behind a parental gate
See exactly how your child is doing without asking them to show you.
- First-try accuracy and how it is trending week to week
- Minutes per day and problems solved this week
- A facts map showing what is mastered, still learning or tricky
- A “needs practice” list of the facts that keep slipping
- Up to 4 kids on one device, each with their own progress
Safe by design
Safe, private and ad-free
Mathing was built for kids from day one. There is nothing to click away to, nothing to buy by accident and nothing that leaves the device.
No ads, ever
No banners, no videos, no “watch an ad for a reward”.
No data collected
No accounts, analytics, tracking or third-party SDKs. Progress stays on the device.
Works offline
Every level and game works without Wi-Fi.
Parental gate
Purchases, settings and links that leave the app are for grown-ups only.
Sneak peek
Take a look inside
Free for everyone
Math guides for parents
Step-by-step help for teaching each operation at home, with pictures, practice problems and grade-by-grade checklists.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is Mathing?
Mathing is a math game for kids ages 4–10 on iPhone and iPad. It turns addition, subtraction, times tables and division practice into an amusement park with four rides, five carnival booth games and 80 plush prizes to win, hosted by Toco the Toucan.
What ages and grades is Mathing for?
Mathing is designed for children ages 4 to 10, roughly Pre-K through 4th grade. Each zone starts with very small numbers and counting-dot pictures, then grows step by step to two-digit sums with carrying, subtraction with borrowing, the times tables up to 12 and division facts.
When will Mathing be available?
Mathing is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone and iPad. In the meantime you can play the free demo right in your browser.
How much does Mathing cost?
Mathing is a subscription app with a 3-day free trial for new subscribers. One subscription covers up to 4 kids on the same device. Plans and prices are shown in the App Store before you subscribe, and you can cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.
Does Mathing have ads or collect data?
No. Mathing has no ads, no accounts, no analytics, no tracking and no third-party SDKs. It does not collect any personal information; your child’s progress is saved only on your device. Read the full privacy policy.
Does Mathing work offline?
Yes. Once it is installed, every level, booth game and prize works without an internet connection, so it is perfect for car rides and flights.
Are there timers? What happens when my child gets an answer wrong?
There are no timers and kids never lose. A wrong answer gets a gentle “So close!” and another try, a hint appears after two misses, and that fact comes back in later games until it sticks.
Can siblings share Mathing?
Yes. You can add up to 4 child profiles on one device. Each child has their own levels, prizes and progress report in the grown-ups area.
The park opens soon!
Mathing is coming to the App Store for iPhone and iPad, with a free trial for new families. Until then, the Duck Pond is open in your browser.
Download on theApp Store
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