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DoodleMaths

By Doodle Learning (Discovery Education Europe). Visit DoodleMaths

Desk research from the maker's own pages. Not yet tried by us. Checked 2026-10-24.

DoodleMaths is a UK-made math practice app for about ages 4-14 (EYFS to KS3), now owned by Discovery Education. A child answers a short daily set of questions chosen for their level, earns stars to spend on an avatar, and keeps a streak. Parents and teachers see progress in a dashboard. It comes bundled with DoodleTables for times tables, and sister apps cover English and spelling. It works offline and is sold to families and schools.

Our take: A reasonable paid daily-practice app for UK-curriculum families who want short sessions; skip it if you want proof from independent studies or a free option.

The facts
Ages it suitsabout 4-14 (EYFS to KS3)
What its terms say about ageChild accounts must be created by a parent/guardian or a school; Discovery Education's policy says children 13 and under cannot make their own accounts. (terms)
PricePaid. UK family prices (Oct 2026): one child £7.99 a month or £69.99 a year for DoodleMaths with DoodleTables; all four apps £12.99 a month for one child or £16.99 a month for 2-6 children; 7-day free trial that renews unless cancelled; schools by quote.
Works onWeb, iPhone and iPad, Android
AccountA parent's account
AdsNone
In-app purchasesNone
The AI in itAn adaptive engine the maker calls Proxima picks each child's next questions from their answers; no chatbot.

What's good

  • Short daily sessions, works offline
  • Child-friendly terms written for kids
  • Family plan covers up to six children

Watch for

  • Free trial rolls into a paid plan unless cancelled
  • Streaks and star rewards are built to pull kids back daily
  • Kids can see siblings' or classmates' activity and streaks
  • Impact claims come only from the maker

Data and privacy

Collects the parent's name and email and the child's first name, birth month and year, level and answers; the website uses Facebook Pixel, Microsoft Clarity and Bing ad cookies for marketing. Student data is deleted 24 months after an account goes inactive. Read the privacy policy.

Does it work?

The maker's own data only: it says 10 minutes a day doubles a child's rate of progress, based on 60,282 children's results from 2021-2022; no independent trial found.

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