Grades 1–6 · Safe for kids

Math practice that
stays kind and clear

Your child builds number sense with challenges in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and more. A guide reads every problem out loud, and educators with a doctorate in pedagogy review the content.

  • 🎓 Reviewed by PhD educators
  • 🔒 No personal data from kids
  • 🛡️ No third-party ads
  • 🏠 Families, homeschool, and schools
Pip, the raccoon guide, celebrating a correct answer
1–6Grades of elementary math
50States to explore on the map
6Guides kids can choose
0Ads, and no personal data asked
Why adults trust it

Serious learning, in a safe place

The adventure is for children. The peace of mind is for parents, homeschool teachers, and schools.

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Reviewed by PhD educators

Educators with a doctorate in pedagogy supervise the content. Each challenge is there to build number sense, not to fill screen time.

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We don't collect kids' data

We do not ask for a real name, email, phone number, photos, or location. A child plays with a nickname. At home, progress stays on the device.

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Safe for children

No third-party ads and no social network inside the app. It is a paid app so attention stays on the math.

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School and homeschool

Use it in class, at the kitchen table, or for homeschool. Home does not need a code. A school uses its own code to follow the class.

How it works

Practice that feels like a trip

Each stop is a graded challenge with hints and a voice that reads the problem. Children move at their own pace and earn rewards they can see.

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A map of the United States

Travel across all 50 states. Each win opens the next stop on the adventure.

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Math by grade

Grades 1 through 6: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, geometry, and word problems.

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Read aloud

A narrator reads each problem, so early readers can focus on the math.

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Stars and diplomas

Stars, coins, badges, and a diploma for each grade keep the effort visible.

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A guide kids dress up

Hats, crowns, shades, and more are earned by solving challenges, not by paying extra.

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Optional class code

Schools get a code so students join their classroom. Families and homeschool skip that step.

Who it is for

One app, three ways to use it

Families

Screen time that practices math

Pick a grade, let the guide read the problems, and keep progress on the device. No account with an email address.

Homeschool

A calm daily math block

No class code. Move through grades 1–6 at your child's pace, with hints instead of a dead end when an answer is wrong.

Schools

A classroom you can actually see

Request a class code. Students join their group, and the school follows progress on a leaderboard that stays inside the class.

Grade 6 diploma with the MateAventura guides in graduation caps
Class code

At home, no code. At school, one code.

The same app works for a family, a homeschool day, and a classroom. The class code exists only when a school wants to see how its students are doing.

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    Family and homeschoolDownload the app, choose a grade, and practice. No code required.
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    SchoolEmail us and we create a class code for your classroom.
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    Students joinThey enter the code, and the school can follow progress and the class leaderboard.
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Want MateAventura for your school? Write to contacto@netdevelop.mx and we will set up your class code.

Request a class code
Pip thinking through a math problem
For parents and homeschool

A place that does not ask who your child is

Children can practice without handing over a real name, an email, a phone number, a photo, or a location.

  • No personal data: a nickname is enough. We do not ask for a real name, and we do not sell children's information.
  • No third-party ads and no social feed inside the game.
  • Reviewed by PhD educators in pedagogy, for grades 1 through 6.
  • Progress stays on the device when you play at home or homeschool.
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Meet the guides

Six companions, earned outfits

Each child picks a guide for the trip and dresses them with looks won by solving problems.

Pip, a raccoon with a backpack
PipPattern finder
Nova, a fox
NovaTries another way
Brook, a beaver
BrookBuilds step by step
Bo, a bison
BoOne small step
Skye, an eagle
SkyeNotices the pattern
Sunny, a turtle
SunnyTake your time

Looks they earn by playing

Pip wearing a ranger hat
Ranger hat
Nova wearing cool shades
Cool shades
Brook wearing a star crown
Star crown
Sunny wearing a leaf crown
Leaf crown
Motivation that fits the work

A right answer is something to celebrate

Badges, stars, and diplomas turn practice into a finish line kids can point to. They come back because the next stop is theirs.

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Mastery badge Multiplication badge Strategy badge Grade 1 diploma
Questions

What families, homeschoolers, and schools ask

Who reviews the math?

Educators with a doctorate in pedagogy supervise the content. Challenges for grades 1 through 6 are written to build number sense, with hints and a narrator that reads each problem.

Do you collect my child's data?

No. We do not ask for a real name, email, phone number, photos, or location. There are no third-party ads and no social network in the app. At home, progress stays on the device. If a school uses a class code, that classroom sees only the nickname and the progress.

Is it safe for children?

Yes. It is a paid app so we do not fund it with ads. Kids are not asked to create an email account, share a photo, or turn on location. A parent, homeschool teacher, or classroom teacher should still be the one who decides to install it.

Can we use it for homeschool?

Yes. Choose the grade and practice without a school code. It also works as extra practice after a regular school day.

How do schools use the class code?

Email contacto@netdevelop.mx. We create a class code. Students join their classroom, and the school can follow progress and a leaderboard that stays with the group.

Is it free or paid?

It is a paid app on the App Store and Google Play. In return there are no third-party ads and we do not sell children's data.

Which grades does it cover?

Elementary math for grades 1 through 6, with difficulty that steps up as children move forward.

Which devices work?

Android phones and tablets, and iPhone and iPad. The layout adapts to the screen.

Pip waving hello

Start math practice that respects kids

Families and homeschool: get it on the App Store or Google Play. No class code needed. Schools: write to contacto@netdevelop.mx for a class code, progress, and a class leaderboard.