Three worlds. Your race.
Sunny Meadow, Candy Canyon and Moon Loop. Each has its own twists, turns and little surprises.
A little progress. A bigger adventure.
Big adventures for growing minds. Racing, music and little discoveries that help maths confidence grow.
Play Maths QuestFree to play. No account or download needed.
01 / A little friendly competition
Maths with a little momentum.Pick a racer. Choose a circuit.
Give your maths a run for its money.
Turbo Tables turns class-based arithmetic into a three-lap adventure. Correct answers earn a turbo boost. Tricky facts come back for another go.
Sunny Meadow, Candy Canyon and Moon Loop. Each has its own twists, turns and little surprises.
Add, subtract, multiply and divide, with questions and driving guidance shaped around their class.
Race against computer opponents. Review the questions afterwards and see what to practise next.
The race pauses for timed maths questions. Quicker correct answers earn stronger boosts; missed answers reveal the correct equation before play continues.
02 / A little room to think
There’s more than one way to work it out.
Choose Learn, Practise or Challenge for focused maths practice. Open Work it out to bring the question, helpful tips and a drawing canvas together.
Try a visual model. Sketch an idea. Rub it out and try again. Support stays close while understanding grows.
A little “oh, I get it!” goes a long way.
Cloud Crossing / one of our little worlds
03 / A little curiosity
A small world.
A lovely reason to think.
Combine lengths to reach the other bank exactly. Cloud Crossing brings addition, equal groups and fractions to life through class-based puzzles.
Explore more mini-games inside Maths Quest, from hopping along Number Trail to sharing out treasure.
Find your next adventureAnd a little rhythm.
In Beat Quest, accurate times-table streaks build drums, bass, chords and melody. A little more fluency. A little more music.
Four layers. One growing groove.
A lot of thought behind the play.
Playful on the surface. Considered underneath.
Maths Quest fits around your family, with personal practice and a clear view of their progress.
Lessons and practice draw on Ireland’s primary maths curriculum for 1st–6th Class. Choose the topics being covered at school, then explore them through play, visual explanations and helpful examples.
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Personal topic plans revisit tricky ideas and keep familiar skills fresh. The protected grown-ups area shows topic progress and completed quests, with controls for sound, celebrations, quest length and optional read-aloud.
Turbo Tables offers a timed challenge against computer opponents. Supported practice gives children more space to think. There are no public leaderboards.
Guest profiles and progress stay on this device. Optional Google sign-in lets a parent save learner profiles, photos, preferences and completed results privately across devices. Changes save when online.
There is no advertising or upgrade prompting aimed at children. Cookie-free analytics count anonymous activity; learner names, photos, answers, scores and progress are not sent to analytics.
Made by a parent, for life at home.
Maths Quest began with a simple question: could maths practice be playful and effective without creating more pressure?
Created by John Moriarty · Parent & designerA little play can go a long way.
Free to play · 1st–6th Class · No download needed