The free math practice app for kids & adults
Loved by 100,000+ users • Grade games • Logic puzzles • Multiplayer battles • 20 languages
Three steps to math glory
Pick a difficulty and
create a private room
Send the room code or
QR to your friends
Solve equations fastest
to claim victory
Everything you need to make math practice stick
Real-time WebSocket battles. No lag, no waiting. Just pure speed.
A personalized plan keeps kids and adults practicing the right mix of skills.
Play in your language. Auto-detected or manually selected.
Hidden-rule puzzles add reasoning practice beyond arithmetic facts.
First correct = 2 pts. Second = 1 pt. Every millisecond counts.
Play anywhere. Cross-platform battles with zero friction.
Loved by 100,000+ users improving math skills
MathIt is not just one mode. Preview daily grade games, visual kindergarten puzzles, logic teasers, mental-math drills, and quick multiplayer battles built for kids, students, families, and adults.
Count shapes, compare groups, fill missing numbers, skip-count, and order numbers with big tap tiles.
Addition, subtraction, tally marks, averages, unit ordering, percentages, and estimation for growing learners.
Spot hidden rules in number codes, sequences, triangle puzzles, square-counting challenges, and matchstick moves.
Learn fast strategies, then drill addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division at your own pace.
Create a room, share a code, and race 2-5 players through fast arithmetic rounds.
Watch equations appear in real time
Free to start. Practice solo, solve puzzles, or battle friends on iOS and Android.
Free to play. Optional MathIt PRO upgrade.
What a line plot is, why a dot plot is the same graph, how to make a line plot with fractions, how to make and read a stem-and-leaf plot, and how to find the mean, median, mode and range from either one.
What mean absolute deviation measures, how to find it in three steps with a worked data set, how it compares with the range, the IQR and the standard deviation, and the mistakes that cost points on grade 6 and 7 homework.
What probability measures, how to calculate it step by step with coins, dice, marbles and spinners, theoretical vs experimental probability, the "and" and "or" rules, and the mistakes grade 7 students and adults make.