The maths adventure for primary school

Maths that feels more like a game than homework.

MathPop takes children through maths step by step — with lessons, varied exercises, explanatory feedback, chapter tests and progress they can watch grow.

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Ages 8–11 · Built for Swedish primary maths · Start for free

Maths becomes an adventure
Level 11
A real learning journey

From the first exercise to a mastered chapter

MathPop isn't a pile of loose exercises. Children follow a clear path through their school year's maths — one chapter at a time, with tests that show when it has clicked.

  1. 1

    Learn

    Short explanations introduce the idea before practice begins.

  2. 2

    Practise

    Varied exercises build the method at the child's own pace.

  3. 3

    Understand mistakes

    Explanatory feedback shows the way to the right answer.

  4. 4

    Pass the chapter test

    A test confirms the chapter has landed before moving on.

  5. 5

    Move on

    The next chapter unlocks and the adventure continues.

Chapters, stars and progress for the school year

Example: an area exercise where the feedback shows the gap between the child's shape and the goal.

Feedback that teaches

Children don't just learn that the answer was wrong

The goal isn't only to find the right answer — it's to understand why. When something is wrong, MathPop shows how to reason towards the correct answer, with an explanation that fits that kind of maths.

  • Shows the reasoning, not just the key

    Feedback explains the thinking behind the answer instead of a plain right or wrong.

  • Matched to the exercise

    Area is explained with grid squares, quantities with pictures — the explanation fits what's being practised.

  • Built to try again

    Children see their own attempt next to the goal and move on with understanding.

Fresh questions every session

Children practise the method — not the same answer over and over

MathPop generates exercises with varying numbers and setups, so practice feels new from session to session. Children learn how to solve a type of problem instead of memorising an answer key.

  • Exercises that vary

    Numbers, shapes and questions change so sessions aren't a rerun.

  • Focus on the method

    When an exercise looks new, children have to use knowledge — not memory.

  • More to practise

    A single chapter supports many sessions without wearing thin.

One of many exercise types

Maths is more than picking A, B or C

Different maths is practised in different ways

Reading a clock, reasoning about area and hopping along a number line aren't the same thing — and shouldn't be practised the same way. MathPop uses an interaction that fits what the child is learning.

  • Number line

    Hop and count steps

  • Telling time

    Read an analogue clock

  • Area & grids

    Build and count shapes

  • Matching

    Pair up what belongs together

  • Quantities

    See and count amounts

  • Problem-solving

    Reason with a map

Level, coins, streak and adventure

Progress you can see

A reason to come back tomorrow

Stars, levels and streaks let children see their own progress and want to keep going. That's what makes maths feel more like a game than homework.

Stars per lesson

Every completed lesson earns stars to collect in the chapter.

Levels and XP

Children level up and watch their points grow each session.

Streaks

Practising several days in a row builds a streak that invites them back.

Coins to collect

Correct answers earn coins — a small reward that keeps practice fun.

Breadth of content

Built around Swedish primary maths

The content is developed for years 2–5 and covers far more than simple mental arithmetic. Each school year has its own structure that grows in difficulty.

Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5
  • Number sense & place value
  • Addition & subtraction
  • Column arithmetic
  • Multiplication & division
  • Geometry & area
  • Measurement & units
  • Clocks & time
  • Problem-solving

Content is developed for Swedish primary-school maths in years 2–5.

For parents

You see the progress. Your child owns the practice.

The parent area is its own part of MathPop. It answers the questions you actually have — without you having to hover over their shoulder.

Overview

A quick picture of where your child is right now.

Progress

How development looks over time.

Activity

Study time by day or week, plus recent sessions.

Family

Manage child profiles and account in one place.

  • Is my child practising?
  • How is it going?
  • What's going well?
  • What needs more practice?
  • What has my child worked on lately?

Study time and recent sessions

Built for the whole family

Several children, one safe experience

MathPop is made to work in everyday life — with several profiles and a parent area protected behind a PIN.

Several child profiles

Each child gets their own profile and progress.

Parent PIN

Settings and overview are protected with a PIN.

Across devices

Use MathPop on tablet and phone.

Free to start

Get started at no cost and try it at your own pace.

Frequently asked questions

Good to know

Start with MathPop today

A complete maths adventure with lessons, varied exercises, explanatory feedback and progress children can see for themselves.

Get it onGoogle Play
Coming soon toApp StoreComing soon

Ages 8–11 · Start for free