Math Tracker

iOS app by Andy Martushev. Education · Andy Martushev

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
2.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.4
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-10

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Math Tracker makes math facts practice simple, positive, and easy to follow. Create a profile for each child, choose a practice path, and let them work through addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division at their own pace. Levels start small and grow gradually, so kids can build confidence before moving on to bigger numbers. As children practice, Math Tracker keeps progress separate for each learner. Kids can earn gems for strong streaks, see right and wrong answer feedback, and keep improving one problem at a time. Parents can review each child’s progress with clear stats for accuracy, answer speed, streaks, gems, and level-by-level growth. Daily charts make it easier to see what is improving and where a child may need more support. Features: Separate profiles for multiple children Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division practice Five levels of increasing difficulty Gems and streaks to encourage consistency Multiple-choice answers for quick practice sessions Parent review with accuracy, timing, and progress charts Sound effects and haptic feedback settings Math Tracker is built for short, focused practice sessions that help kids grow their skills without making math feel overwhelming. As a father I built this app with my 10 year old son to help him learn his math facts. I wanted to track how many he can get correct in a row and how many times he can get 10 in a row correct. Once a day I'll ask him to earn 10 gems. Hope this app can help someone in your family.

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