Know the facts cold. Make room for
harder math.

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Your child may know how to work out seven times eight. But do they know it cold?

There’s a difference between being able to get an answer and having that answer ready when you need it. When basic facts still take effort, a harder problem can feel like several problems at once.

That’s the idea behind Math on Cue. I’m Hank, and I’m building it through Aithnography to make focused math-fact practice easier for families.

The app asks a question aloud. Your child says the answer. Practice comes back to the facts that need another visit, in short sessions across the four operations.

And this isn’t only a conversation for the youngest students. A learner who says, “I’m past math facts,” may still benefit from finding out which answers come easily and which take work.

We’re keeping it simple: a parent account, private nickname profiles for the children, and progress the parent can see.

If that sounds useful for your family, take a look at the practice preview below.