Starts where your child is
Five short questions find a starting class. Every class up to the hardest question answered correctly opens straight away, so a capable child never grinds through years they already know.
For parents of children in Classes 3 to 12
Every idea is a picture your child can move. Split a fraction, balance an average, turn a line until it touches the curve — and the rule makes sense before it has to be remembered.
Predict. Move. See.
Your child makes a guess first, then moves the picture and watches the answer take shape. That is how understanding sticks.
Why parents choose Tivumo
Five short questions find a starting class. Every class up to the hardest question answered correctly opens straight away, so a capable child never grinds through years they already know.
When an answer is wrong, Tivumo keeps the parts that were right, so your child only fixes what is left. Right and wrong are always shown with ✓ and ✕, never by colour alone.
Every topic opens with a short explanation and a worked example, and it stays one tap away during every game.
Skills come back a day, three days and a week later, asked a different way each time, so what sticks is the idea, not the answer to one question.
Tivumo never rushes a child. There are no countdowns and no leaderboards, and progress comes from understanding, not from points.
Works offline once opened, on low-cost phones and slow connections. No ads, no in-app purchases, and no account for your child. Progress stays on the phone.
Class by class
Pick your child’s class to see the topics and skills they will practise.
Looking by age? Maths for 8 to 18 year olds
The 50-second film
Real games from the app, recorded as they play: fractions in Class 4, ratios and averages in Class 6 and 7, the derivative in Class 12.
Meet Tivu
Tivu keeps younger children company in Classes 3 to 5, steps back to the edge in 6 to 8, and gets out of the way for older students. A wrong answer gets a curious face, never a sad one.
Meet TivuNo download, no account for your child. Classes 3 to 12, more than 1,000 games.