The screen splits in two. Drag your thumb. Watch the colours, numbers, and answers change in real time. That's how learning starts.
Pick your moment. Discover, drill, or chase a streak — same gestures, different stakes.
Drag either half freely. Every factor gets its own bold colour tile, and the equation on the central seam updates the moment you move. Kids start quizzing themselves within minutes — no instructions required.
Three lives. A ticking clock. Correct answers earn bonus seconds and grow your streak. Wrong ones cost a life. Simple rules, intense focus — "just one more round" is the most common thing you'll hear.
Lock one factor, scroll the other. Finally nail those 7s and 8s that always trip you up. Focused repetition, no boredom — and the colours change as you scroll, so each table feels like its own chapter.
No subscriptions. No ads. No tracking. Just a beautiful app that respects the kid using it.
Bold primaries. Dusty pastels. Stark monochrome. Jewel gemstones. Liquid metallic gradients. Every number gets its own hue.
A light tap on every step. A satisfying thud at the boundary. The feel is half the lesson — practice that feels good gets practised more.
Earn medals for every multiplication fact you master. Watch the 12×12 grid fill in. The first complete row is a small celebration.
A streak counter that quietly does its job — encouragement without the pestering. Skip a day, pick it back up tomorrow.
No login. No setup. No connection required. Open the app, swipe, learn. Everything runs on-device.
No accounts. No social. No ads. No analytics. No data collection beyond purchase records. Designed for kids — and parents.
Practice every times table up to 20 — and beyond, all the way to 99. Three premium metallic themes. Family Sharing for up to six members of your household.
Your kid just memorised 7×8 without realising they were studying.
No accounts to create. No analytics to send. No advertising network to feed. Lattice talks to two services: Apple StoreKit (for purchases) and RevenueCat (for entitlement validation). That's it.
Multiplication has never felt this good.