Math progress tracker: everything in one place
Your child’s check-up results, levels passed and facts to practice, saved in this browser. Free, private and with no account.
🧒 Kids: every level you pass and every fact you practice shows up here. Can you fill a whole bar?
What the progress page shows
This page collects everything your child has done on Mathify Kids in this browser. Nothing new is tracked here. It reads what the check-ups, levels and fact trainers already saved, and puts it side by side.
- Grade check-ups: how many topics are solid, shaky or a gap, and the lesson to start with. If your child took the same check-up before, you see the change.
- Levels: how many levels are passed in each topic, and the next level to try.
- Fact practice: how many facts were practiced, the share answered right, and the facts that are still wrong or slow.
- Daily challenge: the streak, days played and recent scores from the daily math challenge.
- Children on this device: add a profile for each child so brothers and sisters keep separate progress, and switch between them.
- CBSE parent guides: the chapters you ticked as done, if you use them.
The box at the top shows one next step. It comes from the latest check-up when there is one, and otherwise from the first level not yet passed.
Progress by grade: start with the check-up
If the page is empty, begin with the free math check-up for your child’s grade. It takes 10 to 20 minutes and covers every main topic of the year.
Retake it after three or four weeks of practice. The progress page then shows how many more topics are solid, which is the clearest sign that practice is working. Each grade page, from kindergarten to grade 8, lists every skill in teaching order.
Levels and quizzes
Every topic has a levels page, such as multiplication levels or fractions levels. Each level is a five-question quiz, and four right answers pass it. Passed levels fill the bars on this page.
Levels are a good follow-up to a check-up. The check-up says which topic needs work, and the levels show the exact step within it.
Fact practice
The fact trainers remember every fact your child answers: whether it was right and how long it took. A fact answered correctly but slowly is still being worked out, so it appears in the list to practice.
Five minutes a day on that short list works better than a whole table at once. Try the times tables trainer, or the addition, subtraction and division trainers. For paper practice, print the multiplication facts worksheet.
Privacy: your data stays with you
Everything on this page is stored only in this browser. We never see your child’s answers or scores, and there is no sign-up. Google Analytics only records that the page was opened and which buttons were used, never scores or answers.
Because of this, progress does not follow your child to another device on its own. Use Move to another device to copy a short code and restore it elsewhere. Clear all progress resets everything in this browser.
More ways to practice
For practice on paper, print a worksheet from the worksheets page; each one has an answer key. To check a topic again, the math test generator makes a fresh test every time. Use the math games for a short, fun warm-up.
For teachers
On a shared classroom computer, add a profile for each child, or all children would add to the same record. Ask each child to print or show you their check-up report instead, or give each child their own browser profile. Nothing needs a login, and no student data leaves the device.
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Questions parents ask
Where is my child’s progress saved?
Only in this browser, on this device. Nothing is sent to us and there is no account. Clearing the browser’s data or using a private window starts it fresh.
Can I see progress on another device?
Yes. Press Move to another device, copy the code, then paste it into this page on the other device and press Restore.
What does the progress page show?
Grade check-up results with the topic to start with, levels passed in every topic, and the facts your child practiced and still finds hard. CBSE chapters you ticked as done appear too.
How do I track two children on one computer?
Add a profile for each child under Children on this device. Each child then has their own check-ups, levels, fact practice and daily streak. Switch child before they start; the check-up, daily challenge and grade pages show who is playing.
How often should we check progress?
Once a week is plenty. Look at the next step, practice it for a few days, then retake the check-up after three or four weeks to see gaps turn solid.
Is this a school report?
No. It is a private record for you and your child, built from the practice they did on Mathify Kids. It is a guide to what to practice next, not a grade.