Coming soon to the App Store
Build accuracy, speed and confidence through Daily Practice, focused table training, Tests and playful Quests.
Four things happen in order. The structured work comes first, and it opens everything else.
Short sessions mix facts from the current table, tables already learned, and the facts that need more reinforcement.
Target Practice lets a child focus on one table from 1× to 12× — either to sharpen it or to get a head start on what comes next.
Accuracy and total time combine into one score, so progress means genuine recall rather than careful slow calculation.
Finishing Daily Practice opens the day’s Test and Quests, moves the reward forward, and is what advances Levels.
The structured core of the app.
A parent picks the daily goal — 20, 30 or 40 answers. Each session blends the child’s current table with earlier ones and the facts that still need work, so practice stays targeted instead of random.
Choose any table, any time.
Pick any table from 1× to 12× to strengthen something already learned, or to explore one that hasn’t been unlocked yet. Work on a future table quietly builds a head start, and the app says so when that table finally arrives.
A race against your own record.
The Test is built around the child’s age, current Level and active tables, and the number of questions scales to suit rather than forcing every age through the same long paper. Answer them all, fix any misses, and the clock keeps running — so the score reflects accuracy and speed together.
Multiplication turned into an adventure.
Quests use multiplication skills to fly, explore, rescue and unlock. Themes include space rescue missions, cloud-and-castle adventures and treasure-path challenges, each with missions, routes, points and star ratings.
Every Level keeps everything before it.
Levels are cumulative: each one carries every table already introduced and adds the next in the learning sequence. That sequence isn’t simply 1 to 12 — the easier, more useful tables come first, so a child builds a working core early instead of grinding up in numerical order.
Behind a parental PIN.
Learner profiles, daily goals, table progression, rewards, progress, leaderboard approval, subscription, language and learning region all live in one place, protected by a PIN. The reward is whatever your family agrees on — a treat, an activity, a privilege.
Off until a grown-up turns it on.
With a parent’s permission, children can compare their best Test score with learners of the same age and Level, so the comparison is between children actually doing the same work. A parent can switch it off at any time.
See what your child is practising, where they are improving, and what comes next.
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One email at launch. No newsletter, no sharing your address. You’ll get a confirmation email first — the address is only added once you click the link in it.
Maviko Math is built for children roughly aged 6 to 11 who are learning multiplication. Tests and daily sessions scale to the child’s age and current Level, so a six-year-old and an eleven-year-old get appropriately different amounts of work.
All tables from 1× through 12×. They are introduced in a deliberate order rather than straight from 1 to 12 — the easier and more useful tables come first — and each Level keeps every table already learned, building towards full command of the facts up to 12×12.
A fact counts as mastered when it is answered correctly, within an age-appropriate time, several times over. Getting it right eventually is not enough — the point is recall rather than slow calculation, so a child cannot advance simply by taking a very long time on every answer.
Target Practice lets a child pick any table from 1× to 12× and work on it directly. Use it to strengthen a table already being learned, or to get a head start on one that hasn’t been unlocked yet.
No — only Daily Practice advances Levels. Target Practice still counts towards mastery of active tables and builds a head start on future ones, but the daily goal, the Test, the Quests and Level progression all follow from Daily Practice.
The score combines accuracy with the total time taken to finish, so both matter. Every question has to be answered and every miss corrected while the clock keeps running, the number of questions is based on the child’s age and Level, and a weaker repeat attempt never replaces a better earlier result.
No. The World leaderboard is entirely optional and stays switched off until a parent explicitly approves it.
Yes. Leaderboard participation is controlled from the PIN-protected Parent Area and can be turned off again at any time.
Yes. Each child gets their own learner profile with their own Level, daily goal, records and rewards.
English at launch. German, Spanish, French, Dutch and Portuguese are in preparation, and each will be listed here only once its full translation has shipped. The app’s language and its learning region are set separately.
A parent starts a 7-day free trial deliberately from the Parent Area. It converts to the annual subscription automatically unless it is cancelled before the trial ends.
Yes. Cancel any time before the 7-day trial ends and you pay nothing. Subscriptions are managed through your App Store account.
Updates will appear here as we get closer to launch.