19.0
Android app and web access, with a free plan.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best Math Learning Apps in 2026
Brilliant leads this chart of 122 (9.0/10, free plan). MobyMax is next (8.9/10, free plan), and Boddle is the next highest-placed with a free plan (8.6/10). Learners can use math apps to study and practice; sort options by lesson approach and level, then verify Android and offline support. Compare guided lessons, adaptive learning, gamified practice, and parent reporting where those details matter to you. Check an app’s platform list before choosing, since Android support can differ from web, iOS, desktop, and Linux availability.
28.9
Android app and web access; offers a free plan and a 30-day trial.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
38.6
Android app and web access, with a free plan.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
- 4
Monster Math
Android app and web access with adaptive, guided and gamified math practice.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb8.3From $59.99 a year - 5
MATHia
MATHia is adaptive math software for middle- and high-school students, offering individual support, real-time feedback, and assessments.
AndroidiOSWebmacOS8.2 - 6
DreamBox Math
DreamBox Math offers adaptive learning on the web, Mac, Windows and iPad; a free trial is available.
iOSWebmacOSWindows8.2 - 7
GeoGebra
GeoGebra is a dynamic mathematics platform combining geometry, algebra, spreadsheets, graphing, statistics, and calculus.
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI8.1Free plan - 8
SplashLearn
Android app and web access provide adaptive math learning, with a free option and trial.
AndroidiOSWeb8.1From $7.49 a month - 9
Mathspace
No Android app; iOS and web access offer adaptive, guided and gamified practice.
Free planiOSWeb7.9From $8 a year - 10
BrainTrail
No Android app; its website provides adaptive, gamified practice and parent reports.
Free planWeb7.9From $1 a month - 11
7.9From $8 a year - 12
MathScore
No Android app; web access has a free plan, with paid options from $1.50 a month.
Free planWeb7.9From $1.50 a month - 13
Go Math
Go Math offers Android, iOS and web access, with adaptive learning, guided lessons and games.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.9From $49.99 a year - 14
Synthesis Tutor
AndroidiOSWeb7.9From $348 a year - 15
Cuemath
Cuemath provides math instruction through Android, iOS and web apps, with a trial available.
AndroidiOSWeb7.8 - 167.7
- 17
Kaer Math
Kaer Math pairs adaptive math learning with a free plan on Android and the web.
Free planAndroidWeb7.7From $19.99 a year - 18
MathsOnline
AndroidiOSWeb7.7 - 19
MathChops
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.7Free plan - 20
Waggle Math
Waggle Math provides personalized math instruction and practice for students in kindergarten through grade 8.
AndroidiOSWeb7.6 - 21
Mathigon
Free Android app and web lessons with adaptive learning and guided instruction.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.6Free plan - 22
Freckle Math
Android app and web access with adaptive, guided and gamified practice.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.6Free plan - 23
ConquerMaths
AndroidiOSWeb7.6From £120 a year - 24
Principia
Free planAndroidiOSmacOS7.6From $49.99 a year - 25
My Math Academy
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.6From $1,125 a year
Choosing well
Which devices and platforms are supported?
Review each app’s platform information before deciding. Android availability is worth confirming if you plan to use it on a Xiaomi, Redmi, or POCO phone or tablet; web, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux support may differ.
Which teaching approach does it use?
Choose based on the learning approach that suits the learner.
How do I check whether it fits the learner?
Use the listed learner level as a starting point, then compare the available learning details. If a parent needs progress visibility, check whether parent reporting is listed.
What are the free, paid, and offline options?
Review the separate entries for a free plan, a free trial, and a starting paid price. If studying without an internet connection matters, look for the app’s offline-access listing.
Questions people ask
Which apps in the list support Android?
Review each app’s platform information; Android support may not match its web, iOS, macOS, Windows, or Linux availability.
How do I choose a math learning app for a child?
Compare learner level, guided lessons, adaptive learning, gamified practice, and parent reporting against the learner’s needs.
Do these math learning apps have free options?
Look separately for a free plan, a trial period, and any listed starting price, since they represent different arrangements.
Can math learning apps work without an internet connection?
Use the offline-access field to see whether an app matches the learner’s planned study conditions.