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Mathli

For Parents

Everything you need to know about Mathli

What is Mathli?

Mathli is a free math learning app for Swiss children ages 6 to 13. Children practice arithmetic through five fun games — Math Ninja, Cake Fight, Jump Frog, Duck Pond, and Flash Run — each aligned to Swiss curricula.

How does Mathli help my child?

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Mathli uses gamification to keep children motivated: XP, badges, streaks, and progression systems turn practice into play.

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Adaptive difficulty adjusts to your child's level — questions get harder when they're mastering a topic and easier when they're struggling.

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Five different game themes keep things fresh and allow children to practice the same math concepts in different contexts.

🔒 Privacy & Safety

  • Your child needs no account, no login and no email — and we collect no personal data from your child whatsoever. Only optional premium features require you, the parent, to create your own account.
  • All progress is stored locally in the browser (localStorage). Nothing is ever sent to a server.
  • There are no cookies, no tracking, and no advertising. Mathli is fully compliant with the Swiss nDSG.
  • If your child clears their browser data, their progress resets — that's the only risk.

Curriculum Alignment

All 38 topics across 7 levels are aligned with official Swiss curricula:

🇨🇭Lehrplan 21 (LP21) — German-speaking cantons
🇨🇭Plan d'études romand (PER) — French-speaking cantons
🇨🇭Piano di studio (PdS) — Italian-speaking canton of Ticino

Topics range from basic addition up to 10 (Grade 1) to speed drills and mixed challenges (Grade 7).

Tips for Parents

1

Let your child choose the game they enjoy — motivation matters more than which theme they pick.

2

Short daily sessions (10–15 minutes) are more effective than long occasional ones.

3

Check the Progress page together to celebrate achievements and identify areas for practice.

4

Encourage your child to try all five games — each offers a different learning experience.

5

The daily streak feature helps build a consistent practice habit.