Missed facts come back
Get 7 × 8 wrong and it comes back four questions later, then again in the next rounds, until it sticks.
Gange practises the times tables and plus and minus with each child on their own. The facts they miss come back, new ones arrive only once the old ones stick, and they can answer by tapping, writing with a finger or saying it out loud.
Not the same flashcards for everyone. Gange keeps track of every single fact for every child and picks the next questions from that.
Get 7 × 8 wrong and it comes back four questions later, then again in the next rounds, until it sticks.
A child who’s struggling gets one new fact per round, one who’s flying gets five. The tables come easiest first: ×1, ×2, ×10 and ×5.
A right answer within three seconds is one the child really knows. Slow answers get more practice, and a relaxed pace gives the youngest more time.
Each child answers the way that suits them, and can switch in the middle of a round.
The answer goes in by itself once it has enough digits. No fiddly OK button between one question and the next.
Write the number on the screen. Gange reads the handwriting on the iPhone, and a misread digit is rubbed out with one tap.
“fifty-six”= 56
Say “fifty-six” and it counts. Speech is understood on the iPhone itself, and nothing is recorded or sent anywhere.
Add each child with a name, an animal and a colour. Each one has their own facts, streak and pace, and you can pick the tables they’re doing at school.
Every fact as a square, from grey (not practised yet) through red and yellow to green. Tap a square to see how often it was right and the fastest time.
The 100 times facts from 1 × 1 to 10 × 10, and plus and minus within 20: what children practise from first to fourth grade. In 12 languages.
Your children’s names and progress stay in the app on your iPhone. Handwriting and speech are understood on the phone itself, and nothing is recorded, uploaded or shared.
Gange costs $1.99, once. No account, no ads, no tracking, and your children’s progress never leaves your iPhone.
That’s all it ever costs. Every feature and every future update is included, and so are the extra app icons. No subscription, nothing to unlock later, and if something’s wrong, you write straight to Peter, who made it.
No. Gange costs $1.99, once. There’s no subscription, no in-app purchases and no ads.
No. Everything works offline, including reading handwriting and understanding speech. There’s no account to sign in to.
Roughly 6 to 10, from first to fourth grade: plus and minus within 20 for the youngest, the times tables up to 10 × 10 for the older ones.
A right answer within 3 seconds when tapping, a little longer when writing (5 seconds) or speaking (4 seconds). Quick answers move a fact on; slow right answers get more practice. The relaxed pace gives 60% more time.
Gange uses Apple’s speech recognition on the iPhone itself, never a server. If your iPhone can’t do it offline in your language, Gange says so, and your child taps or writes the answer instead.
Yes. Add as many children as you like. Each one gets their own progress, pace and tables, and the heat map shows each child separately.
English, Danish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese and Korean, in the app and when answering out loud.