Numbers aren’t just for nerds
We hear ya! (and we hear your kids), maths is too hard, it’s too easy, and sometimes it’s just kind of boring...
Polymath is the maths game that meets your kids where they’re at.
Personalised learning and fun means you can be confident that your child is getting the learning experience they deserve (and one they’ll actually want to do).
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Everyone deserves to get maths
Maths is super important! It isn’t just necessary for certain careers, it’s a life skill that applies to most of the daily activities adults have to do! That’s why Polymath is giving kids the best opportunity to become confident with it.
We believe it’s wrong to focus on attainment while kids aren’t interested in maths at all! That’s why we start with fun, building motivation and confidence. Then we go full steam ahead, challenging kids to tackle trickier topics in a positive way.
fits into your life
Things are better when you plus one
A step in the right direction each day is all it takes. Plus One means it fits around your family.
30 minutes while their sibling finishes swim practice?
5 minutes while waiting for a hot choccie at a cafe?
15 minutes in the car on the way home?
Plus one means we’re trying. Plus one means we’re improving. When we improve, things get easier. When things get easier, we enjoy it more. When we enjoy it more, we can learn more!
Every is a step in the right direction.
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FAQs
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.
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). Otherwise, any primary school student or student who needs to work on their foundations of maths can use it!
On our parent app, Polymath 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.
Our app works around YOU. That's why our AI is so cool. Of course, learning progress will be better the more you use it and we do recommend a little but often (10 minutes a day or a few days a week). But, if you only allow screen time on weekends or one day a week, that's awesome. Our AI will take that into consideration and still give your student the best content to practice, however often you practice.
It personalises! Our AI takes your child’s answers and learns what they know and what they don't know. From there, it does a bunch of clever things, including spacing out the knowledge they learn so it's not overloaded all at once, or too slowly so they forget it. It also learns your child's rate of learning so it can introduce new knowledge appropriately.
We don’t share or sell the data that is collected, and you can learn more about what we do with the data in our privacy policy.
Absolutely! We've made sure we cover the primary maths curriculum. The insights are also helpful for homeschooling families to keep track of their young student's progress. We had homeschooling families in mind when developing this app so we hope you enjoy it!
Yes! The app works without an internet connection once it has loaded. So when you're driving through that tunnel, learning will keep on going.
Polymath+1 gives your child more reasons to love learning. They get their own island that they can build on. They get rewards for practicing maths so they can make the island their own.
It’s designed to be motivating, but not addictive. Your child will naturally run out of things to do every day, with more tasks waiting for them the next day.
With parental permission, they can also invite their friends to play on their island with them.
If your child has Polymath+1, they can send their parent invite instructions. You, as the parent, will receive an email with a unique link that lets others join the island. You can send this link to your child’s friend’s parents.
As a parent, you remain in full control over who can visit your child’s island.
You can unsubscribe from the parent app at relate.polymath.how.
Your teacher can send you a link or a code that you put in the app when you sign in. You’ll need a parent account to connect your child.