Multo

I built Multo for my kids. One rule: just the maths. No characters to unlock. No animations between questions. No rewards to chase. Just the tables, until they're automatic. Type or say the answer aloud, the way mental maths actually works. Tap a table. Drill it. Type or speak the answer. Multo highlights the tables you struggle with so you can practise them again. Move on when you've got them. What's in it: • Pick any times tables from 1 to 12, then drill multiplication or division from those tables. Switch between them with one tap. • Flashcards in shuffle, in order, or "the tricky ones" mode. Multo keeps track of where you stumbled last time. • A 12×12 grid view if you like seeing the whole picture at once. • Optional timer (3, 5, or 10 seconds) once you're ready for speed. • Voice mode lets you say the answer instead of typing it, hands-free. • Streak tracking and a short summary at the end of each session. Voice recognition: You can say "forty-two" instead of typing it, and Multo recognizes spoken numbers in all five supported languages. Answering out loud feels closer to how mental maths actually works: fast, spoken, automatic. Multo's voice recognition runs entirely on your iPhone or iPad. No audio is sent anywhere. The voice model is a one-time download of about 1.5 GB, and only if you choose to turn it on. Skip it and everything else works fine with typed answers. Privacy: Multo collects nothing. No accounts, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. Multo's interface supports English, Afrikaans, German, Spanish, and Italian, and you can switch between them in Settings. Multiple profiles. Each person who uses the app gets their own streaks, struggle tables, and settings. Works fully offline once installed. No in-app purchases. No links out to the web.