A daily habit for growing minds
A little math.
A little more
confidence.
Turn “I can’t” into “let me try.” Short, playful math challenges help children in grades 1–6 build a practice habit, one day at a time.
20 questions per challenge · Guest play available
A small win starts here.
8 + 5 = ?
A routine that feels doable
Make room for a
little “aha!” every day.
- 01
Pick your grade
Choose a nickname and your school grade. Start as a guest, or use an account to save results online.
- 02
Take the daily challenge
Work through 20 questions. The timer adapts to the grade, with 9–15 minutes available.
- 03
See how you’re growing
Review your score and feedback. Come back to a monthly mission map and a fresh weekly leaderboard.
Example practice days · Every green date is a day completed.
For children. With families.
Progress is a habit,
not a perfect score.
The mission map celebrates showing up. Missed days stay visible, and your lifetime points stay yours when the Friday leaderboard starts a new week.
Choose a nickname, keep personal information private, and let a parent or guardian help with account setup.
How we handle your family’s dataOne practice habit. Two ways to play.
From the kitchen table
to the browser tab.
Use the full 10-Minute Math experience on the web: challenges, results, progress, profiles and weekly rankings.
Open the web app ↗10-Minute Math for Android
Your next daily habit,
right in your pocket.
Preparing for Google Play
Guest progress stays on the device or browser where you play. Sign in to access results saved to your account.
Good questions
A few things to know.
Do we need an account to practice?
No. Guest practice is available. Guest information stays in local storage; clearing that storage removes it. Questions still need an internet connection.
Is every challenge exactly ten minutes?
10-Minute Math is the name of the app. Each challenge has 20 questions, with grade-based limits ranging from 9 to 15 minutes.
When does the leaderboard start a new week?
Every Friday at midnight in Bangladesh time (UTC+6). Only weekly ranking points start over. Home and Profile display lifetime points.
What can other players see?
Signed-in leaderboard users can see a player’s nickname, weekly points and rank. Use a nickname rather than a child’s full name. Read our Privacy Policy for more.
How do I delete an account or ask for help?
Visit Request account deletion or contact [email protected]. You can make a request without reinstalling the app.