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Polymath 321 is a collaborative maths game with personalised questions for each student.

In a game, students connect to your classroom from their devices with a unique code. Once a game has started, the classroom has a fixed amount of time to answer as many questions as possible.

You can sign up for Polymath at relate.polymath.how and onboard your classroom right away.

Pretty much everything! Devices from Chromebooks to iPads can load up 321.plus and start practicing maths.

Our AI responds by looking at what questions each student got correct and incorrect, as well as other signals like how long the student took to answer. Based on this, your students will start seeing harder or easier questions. The AI in 321 knows what topics depend on each-other, so for example a student struggling with skip counting won’t see multiplication questions until they’re ready.

We let you choose a starting point, mapped to the curriculum, for each student to let our AI know what kinds of questions to begin with.

Yes! You can send a unique code home with each student so they can practice at home. All the data is synced, so you’ll be able to see their practices as teachers.

321 is completely free!

It’s always tricky to provide an age range because kids learn at different rates but our curriculum currently caters to elementary or primary school.

So, there are a couple of prerequisites for your students to properly enjoy the app (e.g. they need to be able to count to 100), but otherwise, any primary school student or student who needs to work on their foundations of maths can use it!

When students are connecting, they can pick multiple names for a single device. There’s no limit to the amount of students that can be on one device. When the game starts, each student is prompted when it is their turn to answer a few questions.

Our teacher app, Relate.

You can see everything from what questions your student gets stuck on, to how frequently they're playing, to what they're really good at, to their weekly progress.

We listen! We want your feedback. If you have some, please get in touch with us either at hello@polymath.how or on our social media at the bottom of this page.