A space flight for practicing the times tables, addition and subtraction, for elementary school kids.
Coming soon on the web, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux.
Opens your email app with a short note to us. We’ll write back once on launch day.
The story
Everything in space runs on numbers. The stars shine with them, and every ship flies on them. 
Then the Sun turned bad. The Black Sun is swallowing every number in the universe, and without numbers no ship can fly. 
Earth is in danger. Orbie, the ship’s computer, is ready to help. Now Earth needs a brave pilot.
Answer right, fly faster
The rocket is always flying. Every right answer fuels it, a fast answer fuels it more, and a streak of right answers stretches the stars into streaks. A wrong answer makes it brake. Fill the tank to reach the next planet, and warp on to the one after.
There are five missions to pick from: the times tables from 1 to 10, addition (to 10, then 20, then 100), subtraction, and two that mix them.
Bonus rounds
Every sixth question turns into one of eight bonus rounds, each a different way to see the same math.
How it helps kids learn
It keeps to each child’s pace
The time allowed for a big boost adapts to how fast your child really answers, and eases off after a few slow ones.
It brings facts back before they fade
A mastered fact returns for a quick check after a day, three days, a week, and longer each time it’s remembered.
It turns mistakes into pictures
A wrong answer shows the fact as rows of dots before the game moves on.
It helps without giving the answer away
When a child is stuck, Orbie walks through the question one way at a time and stops one step short of the answer.
It doesn’t skip what’s still missed
The rocket won’t launch while a recently missed fact is still unresolved.
For parents
- A parent dashboard shows accuracy, answer times, and the facts that need practice over the last week, month or all time.
- Brothers and sisters each get their own pilot, and two can fly together on one screen or on two phones.
- Progress is saved on your device, so there are no accounts to create.
- The whole game is in English and Hebrew.
Launching soon
Space Times is almost ready for take-off. Leave us your email and we’ll tell you the day it’s out.
Opens your email app with a short note to us. We’ll write back once on launch day.