MatheomatikExplanations with pictures
Dots, number lines, ten-frames, clocks and coins that build up step by step. Only the maths is written down.
✨ Free on the App Store for iPad and iPhone
Maths that feels like a game.
Meet Matheo – a buddy who does maths with you, cheers when it goes well and shows you how to think when it goes wrong. For ages 6–12, following the Swedish curriculum (Lgr22).
- 🚫 No ads
- 🔒 No tracking
- 🙅 No purchases
- 👤 No account
Hi! My name is Matheo 👋 Tap me!
Ten areas of the curriculum
From 1 + 1 to percent and negative numbers
All four operations and fractions – plus decimals, percent, telling the time, money and negative numbers. The levels grow with your child, from first to sixth grade.
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Addition
Putting together
Putting together
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Subtraction
Taking away
Taking away
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Multiplication
Times tables 1–12
Times tables 1–12
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Division
Sharing equally
Sharing equally
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Fractions
Parts of a whole
Parts of a whole
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Decimals
Tenths and hundredths
Tenths and hundredths
%
Percent
Hundredths in everyday life
Hundredths in everyday life
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Time
Read clocks and count time
Read clocks and count time
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Money
Shopping and change
Shopping and change
−1
Negative numbers
Numbers below zero
Numbers below zero
Soon Geometry, measurement, patterns, charts and problem solving – five new areas in the next update. See the curriculum mapping
Try it yourself
Get it wrong – on purpose!
When you answer wrong in Matheomatik, you don't get a wall of text. Instead Matheo shows you how to think, step by step with pictures.
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Pick an answer. Go on, try a wrong one!
Features
Everything that makes maths fun
Short rounds, clear goals and lots of ways to play – it feels like a game but teaches like a lesson.
Write by hand
Write the answer with a finger or Apple Pencil – Matheo reads the digits. Or pick an answer or use the number pad.
Adventures with bosses
Ten worlds with levels, stars and a dragon to defeat at the end of each world.
Duel on one iPad
Two players, one screen. Who's fastest? Perfect for siblings and classmates.
Shop and stickers
Earn stars and buy a space suit, a superhero suit and new worlds. No real money – ever.
Daily challenge
Ten mixed questions, the same for everyone each day. Build a streak – a streak freeze saves a missed day.
Read-aloud and calm mode
Questions can be read aloud. Calm mode removes time pressure and gives fewer options and more picture support.
Four languages
Swedish, English, Arabic and Somali – with right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Level test and progress
A short level test shows where to start. Stars per times table show what has stuck.
Take a look
What it looks like
Made for iPad – and works just as well on iPhone, in portrait and landscape.
Matheo's wardrobe
Play, collect stars, dress up Matheo
Everything in the shop is bought with stars earned by doing maths. A space suit, a superhero cape, a skateboard – and new background worlds.
For parents and teachers
Safe to hand over the iPad
- ✓Follows the Swedish curriculum, grades 1–6From number bonds to ten and times tables to percent, time and negative numbers.
- ✓Learns from mistakesWrong answers come back later, and the explanation shows the strategy – not just the answer.
- ✓Several players on one iPadEach child gets their own profile, progress and stars.
- ✓Parental gateRemoving a player or resetting statistics needs a grown-up.
Matheo's promise
Everything is stored only on the device. Nothing is sent anywhere.
- 🚫 No ads
- 🔒 No tracking or analytics
- 🙅 No purchases with real money
- 👤 No account, no sign-in
Questions and answers
Good to know
What ages is Matheomatik for?
For children aged roughly 6–12 (grades 1–6). A short level test at first launch suggests where to start, and every level can be chosen freely.
Does it cost anything?
No, Matheomatik is free. There are no in-app purchases and no ads – the stars in the shop can only be earned by playing.
Does it need the internet or an account?
No. Everything works offline and without an account. Read-aloud and handwriting run on the device in iPadOS/iOS.
Does it work with Apple Pencil?
Yes. Choose “Write by hand” and your child can write the answer with Apple Pencil or a finger. You can also pick answers or use the number pad.
Can several children share one iPad?
Yes. Each child gets their own player with their own name, character, progress and stars.
Where can I get it?
Matheomatik is free on the App Store for iPad and iPhone. Questions or ideas? Email support@wallgrn.com.
Ready to do maths with Matheo?
Matheomatik is free on the App Store for iPad and iPhone.