An ad-free math app for kids ages 6–12. Practice adapts by topic. A parent report helps you choose what to try next.
Practice, hints and recurring mistakes build a clearer picture. The parent report helps you choose a skill to revisit.
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5 independent answers, 5 correct.
4 independent attempts, 2 correct. Suggested next activity: a short regrouping mission.
A Tiger Math report summarizes practice evidence. It is not a diagnosis, school grade or guarantee of future results.
Choose a topic for a short session. Difficulty adjusts using performance in that topic; hints and worked steps help your child practise.
Difficulty, hints, correct answers and recurring mistakes build a more useful picture than a score alone.
The parent report highlights a strength, a focus area and a targeted activity to try next.
Watch a short look at practice activities and the parent progress report.
This silent montage shows the app home screen with math topics, a shape question, an arithmetic question with answer choices, and a parent report. The report contains fictional sample data. The demonstration shows practice and feedback; it does not promise a learning result.
Focused elementary math practice for home learning. Choose a topic, practice at your child’s level, and use the parent report to decide what to work on next.
Practice core arithmetic with visual activities, hints and worked steps.
Revisit times tables and math facts with different question types and an optional timed challenge.
Work on fractions with hints and step-by-step explanations.
Explore how numbers compare and what each digit represents.
Up to 20 questions per child each day. Optional premium adds unlimited practice and the full parent report.
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Enough focused daily practice to begin learning and produce a useful parent summary.
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Optional premium access for up to 5 children. Check the purchase screen for the local price, billing type and any renewal terms.
Tiger Math is designed for children ages 6–12. The app covers a broad range — from early addition and number sense for younger learners all the way to fractions, patterns, and brain teasers for upper elementary. Difficulty adjusts based on practice performance in each topic.
Tiger Math covers the four core operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), plus fractions, number sense, patterns, brain teasers, and other age-appropriate practice. Topics include multiple question types, hints, and step-by-step explanations.
The parent report summarizes practice performance, strengths, focus areas and trends. Use it to choose a skill to revisit, then compare later practice. Progress stays on the device. Free access includes a report preview; premium access includes the full report. The fictional sample on this page illustrates the format, not a measured learning outcome.
Yes. After download and setup, learning activities and locally stored progress work without Wi-Fi or mobile data. Progress does not automatically sync between devices. Before travelling, open the app and try the activities you need with internet turned off. Downloads, purchases and software updates require internet; optional analytics and crash diagnostics use internet only with parent consent.
Learning progress is stored locally on the device. Tiger Math has no ads or child account. Optional pseudonymous product analytics and crash diagnostics stay off unless a grown-up grants consent; purchases are processed by the app store and RevenueCat.
Story Mode takes your child on a tiger-led adventure where they unlock new chapters by mastering math skills. It adds a narrative layer to practice that keeps kids engaged and motivated — without loot boxes, ads, or pressure to spend money.
Tiger Math is available in 8 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Malay, Tamil, and Chinese. The same focused, ad-free math experience is available in every language, making it accessible for families around the world.
Tiger Math is available on iOS and Android. It works offline, and each child's progress stays on the device rather than syncing through an online account.
Tiger Math provides early-elementary activities with visual number sense, addition and subtraction practice, and place-value concepts. Interactive questions, hints, and step-by-step explanations guide young learners through foundational skills designed for ages 6 to 8.
Tiger Math focuses on short, repeatable math practice across number sense, addition, subtraction, and other elementary topics. Progress tracking and offline access make it easy to fit practice into a flexible homeschool routine.
Tiger Math combines fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice, and true/false practice with progressive difficulty and an optional 60-second challenge. Repeated retrieval across addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division helps children build faster recall.
Tiger Math isn't a diagnostic or therapeutic tool, but several of its features line up with what research on gamified learning and ADHD supports: instant right-or-wrong feedback, a short timed Challenge mode with a clear finish line, story-driven progress instead of open-ended play, and zero ads or pop-ups to break focus.
Tiger Math isn't a diagnosis or intervention tool, but its fill-in and multiple-choice modes are untimed by default, every question includes hints and step-by-step explanations, and the parent report names the exact facts a child is missing — so practice can target the real gap instead of a ticking clock.
Tiger Math offers free daily practice across its core math topics and optional premium in-app purchases for up to 5 child profiles. Check the purchase screen for the local price, billing type and renewal terms. Mathletics is a broader school-curriculum platform whose official pricing page offers monthly and yearly home subscriptions, with multi-child discounts.
Helping an elementary school child in the US? Start with a guide for the skill they are learning in class. Each includes explanations, examples, and ways to check an answer.
Build addition, subtraction, and tens-and-ones understanding with drawings and worked examples.
Connect multiplication and division to equal groups, then explore fractions, area, and perimeter.
Work through bigger calculations, equivalent fractions, and decimals with answer checks.
Understand difficulty adjustment, parent reports, and what to check before choosing an app.
Compare Tiger Math, Khan Academy Kids and Math Makers by age, game style, free access and parent feedback.
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