Multiplication Tables.

Runs smoothly. Basic but effective tool. I find it easy to squeeze in a few rounds in if I have 2-3 minutes. I LOVE that it’s not distracting with side games and missions. I’m the primary user; I’m in my 40’s and never fully learned my 6 to 9 times tables, so this summer I decided to fix that. I can now do all my 7’s and 9’s in 30 seconds(9’s have several tricks worth googling )!!! There are several combinations I used to have to pause and do math addition in my head that are becoming route memory and I love it. The longer I go on this, the better I get. I’d love a way to compete and challenge with my four 5th/5th/4th/3rd graders, but I can’t really expect that from a free app.

Maths fascinates me but my education as a youth left much to be desired. While enjoying Rachel Riley's book At Sixes and Sevens, she is great at filling it in: early on she emphasizes that taking time to REALLY LEARN those "times tables" pays off big (because being able to recognize factors makes mental math easier). This is perfect for that. One neat feature (hardly essential) would be if, based on history, one could select an option where it could note which problems take longer to solve, and having a "review" where the ones that take me the longest to solve get repeated more often. EG I can do 6x6 instantly, but 8x7 oddly eludes me (I think, do 7x7=49 then add 7) I'd prefer to remember that's 56. But I just think of these ideas, this is a huge help to getting solid on those important times tables! Thanks!

Rn I’m 18 and I’m getting ready to take the ASVAB. We can’t use calculators on the test, so this app is a great refresher especially cause I never really took the time to memorize my multiples during grade school. I love how simple this app is and it really helps a lot! Although I do have one suggestion, we should have an option to randomize tests so that we don’t have to take tests by memorizing the orders of the numbers. It would be more useful to randomize it so that people don’t rely on just memorizing each order of numbers. It also just makes it faster when doing multiplication or division on the ASVAB if you have the two large number quickly memorized without counting with your fingers lol, I hope that made sense.