See it.
Remember it.
Match it.
A memory game for multiplication. Every card holds a complete equation — and two cards pair only when the whole equation is identical. Children never solve a blank. They see a fact, hold it in mind, hunt for its twin, and meet it again and again until it sticks.
Try it — this is the real game board.
The idea
Matching is the recall
Most maths games ask a child to compute. This one asks them to remember. Because every card carries the whole equation, and every card looks exactly the same, nothing but the memory of those five symbols can tell one pair from another.
The loop
Four steps, over and over
See
Tap a card. It flips in 0.45s to reveal a full equation — never a blank to fill in.
Remember
Hold those five symbols in mind while you search the board for their twin.
Match
A hit glows gold, sparkles and dings — the pitch rises with every combo.
Repeat
A miss wobbles and flips back. That fact now returns sooner, by design.
Say hello
Quackers is in the game now
A duck who watches every card and every answer. He cheers a match, he pulls a face at a miss, and when something goes wrong he does the one thing that actually helps: he counts it out with you.
The Quack Quiz
Five question shapes, rotated so no two in a row look alike: solve it, find the missing number, pick the equation, count the eggs, or call it true or false.
Streaks worth protecting
Every right answer raises the pitch, thickens the music and multiplies the points. Three in a row sets the screen on fire.
Eggs and hats
Finishing a quiz earns an egg. Eggs hatch into hats for Quackers — a crown, a snorkel, a wizard's hat — and he wears them everywhere.
Nothing here can be failed. A wrong answer is not scored against a child: it buys the explanation, drawn as groups of eggs and counted out loud. The timer running out does not lose the question either — it just makes Quackers offer to help.
What's inside
Built around one honest measure: recall
An engine that watches
Every fact carries a weight that rises with misses and falls with hits. The deck builder samples by weight, so the facts a child struggles with come back sooner.
The Multiplication Map
One level per times table, 2× to 10×. Each is three short boards of 6 cards and a three-question test. Pass it to earn that table's trophy and open the next one.
Speed Memory Mode
The cards show, then hide. Four rounds, and the preview window shrinks each time — 2.5s, 2.0s, 1.5s, 1.0s.
A trophy room
A champion trophy for every table passed, plus twelve more tied to something real: a match under two seconds, a lesson with zero misses, a flawless quiz.
A brain map
Every fact the child has met, sorted into mastered, learning and practice — so they can see their own progress, not just a score.
A parent dashboard
Accuracy, recall speed, a seven-day trend, and the exact facts that need reinforcing. Built from real sessions, not made-up numbers.
Ready to match?
Free, with nothing to download and nothing to install. Sign in with your phone number and add a profile for each child.
One free account per family. A parent signs in with their phone — children never get an account of their own, and every child plays under that one sign-in, with their own progress kept separate.