Never Forgets. Never Judges.
A human tutor sees your child once a week and forgets the rest. MathoKido remembers every single question your child has ever answered, so the help gets sharper every day, instead of starting over every Monday.
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Every question, every wobble, every breakthrough is remembered and carried forward. So instead of guessing where to start, MathoKido already knows. Here is what that looks like across three weeks with one child.
Got stuck on equivalent fractions. Kept forgetting to multiply the top and the bottom by the same number.
Equivalent fractions now solid. Wobbled a little on comparing fractions with different denominators.
No test told it that. No parent typed it in. It simply remembered, the way the very best tutor would, if that tutor never forgot a single session.
| Private tutor | Typical maths app | MathoKido | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remembers every question, across every session | ✗ weekly snapshot | ✗ forgets you | ✓ |
| Gets sharper the longer your child uses it | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Sees the handwritten working, step by step | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Talks aloud and reads handwriting | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Works at your child's own pace, no timer | ✓ | rarely | ✓ |
| Available every day, any time | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Aligned to the Australian Year 5 to 7 curriculum | depends | sometimes | ✓ |
| Cost per month | $360+ at about $90/hour | $10 to 15 | $6.70 founding, then $12.90 |
The top two rows are the ones no tutor and no app can ever tick. That is the whole point of MathoKido.
Not a quiz app with a friendly face. One idea sits at the centre, and everything else exists to serve it.
MathoKido tracks mastery topic by topic and keeps the full history of every question your child has answered. It does not reset each week like a tutor, and it does not forget you like an app. The more your child practises, the better it knows exactly where to push and where to reassure. This is the one thing a competitor cannot copy, because they do not have your child's history.
Your child writes their working by hand and hears MathoKido talk it through, step by step, in the voice they chose. A world first, and the reason it can watch the working rather than just the answer.
Why the memory is possibleNo timer, no race, no "you are behind". Your child moves as fast or as slowly as understanding requires, which is the only way lasting understanding forms.
Protects confidenceAlways the right question at the right moment, until your child gets there themselves. And it never says "wrong", because a child who is not afraid of mistakes keeps trying.
Never judgesBecause it remembers everything, it pinpoints the precise topic to fix, often before a test would, then targets it so practice is never wasted.
Powered by memoryEvery question is curriculum grade and carefully built, not endless random drills. Quality practice on exactly the right thing beats a thousand throwaway sums.
Curriculum gradeThey choose the voice and the personality, from serious and focused to full best mate energy. Teach MathoKido their slang and it will use it right back.
Warm by designYear 5 to 7 is when study habits form for life. Every session quietly builds them: focus, planning, and the confidence to sit with a hard problem.
One question, one guiding prompt at a time. Attention is a muscle, and it trains a little more each day.
Your child picks topics for their daily goals, then crosses them off when the goal is done.
Reads your child's real strengths and gaps, then builds Easy, Challenge and Super Challenge papers from the actual curriculum bank.
Show up two or more days a week and the flame stays alive. Built for quality, not frantic quantity.
A child who walks into high school knowing how to sit with a hard problem, instead of running from it.
Choose from the topics MathoKido recommends, based on what your child needs next.
Work on the canvas while MathoKido watches every step and talks it through, in the chosen voice.
Goal done, streak continues, a MathsMonster may appear.
Personalised papers, built from what your child actually needs, remembered from every past session.
Not just a progress bar. A weekly read of your child, in plain English, that only something with a memory could write.
Six weeks ago, Ava was skipping percentage questions altogether. She is attempting them now, and I am staying on these with her until they are solid.
▲ Percentages 41% → 58% in six weeksMastery climbing quarter on quarter, strengths and focus areas, revision scores, and the running memory of what MathoKido is working on next — all in one plain-English report.
92 creatures to discover across every strand of maths. The only way to catch one is to actually do the maths, in your own working.





Creatures only appear for correct answers with real, valid working. Guessing earns nothing, so the reward always tracks genuine learning.
Every creature is tied to a topic. Completing a whole strand summons its one Legendary Guardian, so a full collection means a mastered curriculum.
Each catch reveals a character card with its story, powers and catchphrase. Rare, Epic and surprise shiny versions keep every child curious.
MathoKido keeps the full history of every question your child has answered and how they answered it. Where a tutor sees your child once a week and starts fresh, and an ordinary app forgets the moment a session ends, MathoKido carries every wobble and breakthrough forward. That is why its help gets sharper the longer your child uses it, and why it can start each session exactly where your child needs to.
Retail is $12.90 a month, which is roughly a five minute slice of a single $90 tutor hour, for a whole month of daily practice. The first 100 families pay $6.70 a month, about half price, locked in for as long as they stay subscribed.
Year 5, 6 and 7 students following the Australian Curriculum, on iPad. These are the make or break years just before high school.
Never. It guides your child toward the answer with questions and hints. The goal is understanding, not a shortcut.
Your child writes their working by hand on the iPad, and MathoKido talks them through it out loud, reading their handwriting and replying in the voice they chose. It is the first maths tutor to combine both, so a session feels like sitting beside a patient tutor, not tapping through a quiz.
MathoKido only talks maths and encouragement. No open internet, no social features, no leaderboards, and parents can see everything.
One hour with a private tutor is about $90. A whole month of MathoKido is $6.70 for the first 100 Founding Families, locked in for life. Retail $12.90.
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