Captain CleoMaths Legends
MATHS LEGENDS
Seven games. One brain. Learn your times tables.
One brain sits behind all seven. It learns what your child knows and moves at their pace.
144 factsAdaptive brainYear 4 check readyNo ads
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MATHS LEGENDS
The 144 Club
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These adventures keep their own coins and trophies. Your 144 Club stays right here.
The 144 Club
Every times-table fact from 1x1 to 12x12
Gold = mastered. You got it right 3 times in a row, fast, so you really know it.
Green = getting there. Grey = not met yet.
A gold square can go green again if you forget it, so they come back to check!
Green = getting there. Grey = not met yet.
A gold square can go green again if you forget it, so they come back to check!
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Become the GOAT
Master all 144 and unlock Legend Mode.
For grown-ups
What they actually know
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Facts mastered
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of all 144
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Accuracy
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Questions answered
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Minutes played
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Day streak
Year 4 tables-check
A practice estimate from the Tables-Check Blitz, shaped like the real Year 4 check: 25 questions, 6 seconds each. It is a guide, not the real test, and not affiliated with the DfE or STA.
Table by table
A fact only counts as mastered when they answer it correctly 3 times in a row, each in under 3 seconds. Answering slowly means they worked it out rather than knew it, so it does not count yet.
Year 5 and up
Star Voyager teaches beyond the times tables. This work grows their maths, but it is not part of the 144 Club, because an angle is not a times-table fact.
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How it adapts
The games do not use fixed levels. Every question is chosen live for this child:
about 60% from the facts they are shaky on, 20% spaced review of facts they mastered days ago,
15% a brand new fact (only introduced when they are flying), and 5% easy wins.
If they get several wrong in a row, the game quietly gets easier and stops introducing anything new until they steady. There is no failure screen. They just always land near the edge of what they can do, which is where children actually learn.
If they get several wrong in a row, the game quietly gets easier and stops introducing anything new until they steady. There is no failure screen. They just always land near the edge of what they can do, which is where children actually learn.
Privacy, in one line
Your child's data never leaves this device. There is no account, no server and no advertising.
We could not see their progress even if we wanted to.
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