For kids 5–12 · iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch
Math practice your kids actually ask for
Short quizzes for + − × ÷. A good score unlocks a lucky chest, and the prizes inside are rewards you pick, like extra playtime, an ice cream date or a family movie night.
Download free on the App Store
Addition and subtraction are free. Plus adds times tables, division and more.
How it works
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Practise
Your child answers quick multiple-choice questions at their own level, from Seedling to Wizard.
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Score
Reach the minimum score you set and the lucky chest unlocks. A higher score gives better odds.
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Win something real
Prizes come from your own list, in five rarities from Common to Legendary. You hand them out and tick them off.
For parents
You set the rules
A passcode-protected parent area sets the questions per quiz, the score needed to open the chest and the odds for each rarity.
One app for every child
Each child gets an avatar, a difficulty level and their own operations. Optional kid passcodes keep siblings out of each other's profiles.
Nothing to buy inside the game
There are no coins or gems for sale. Every prize is one you added, and special ones can have limited stock.
Streaks and badges
Kids see their streak grow and collect badges, so they often ask for another round themselves.
Guides for parents
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Questions parents ask
Is Lucky Math free?
Yes. Lucky Math is free to download and includes addition and subtraction. Lucky Math Plus is an optional upgrade that adds multiplication, division, the Apple Watch app and sharing between family devices, and it works with Family Sharing.
What age is Lucky Math for?
Children from about 5 to 12. Each child gets their own difficulty level, from Seedling to Wizard, and you choose which operations they practise.
Are the prizes real?
Yes. Every prize in the lucky chest is a reward you add yourself, such as extra playtime or a trip to the park. The app never sells coins, gems or other virtual prizes.
Does Lucky Math need an account?
No. Profiles and rewards are stored on your devices and synced through your own iCloud. We only collect anonymous usage statistics to improve the app.
Which devices does it work on?
iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. The Apple Watch app is part of Lucky Math Plus.
Let the fun add up
Free to download on iPhone and iPad. Plus adds the Apple Watch app.
Download on the App Store