Overview

Todo Math brings more than 2,000 interactive activities to counting and number concepts, calculation, mathematical logic, geometry, clocks and calendars. The curriculum is aligned with the Common Core State Standards, giving parents a recognizable framework for practice without extending beyond the preschool-to-early-elementary range.

Children can select a learning level, while an in-app placement test can help identify a suitable starting point. That combination is useful for siblings or learners who are not progressing at the same pace. The app’s purpose remains supplementary practice rather than a complete school curriculum.

Key features

Structured, adaptive practice

Adaptive learning, guided lessons and gamified activities turn repeated work into a more directed routine. The subject spread lets a child revisit several core skills, and level selection reduces the risk of starting well above or below current ability. Gamification may make repetition more approachable, but it does not change the app’s narrow focus on early mathematics.

Parent controls and progress

The Parents Page allows adults to edit a child’s learning profile, review progress and sync profiles across devices, including between iOS and Android. That cross-platform view is practical for households sharing phones and tablets. Support is provided through the website FAQ or through the website or app Parents Page.

Accessibility, safety and offline use

Eight languages, a left-handed mode, a help button and a dyslexic font address common access needs. Offline play makes practice possible without an internet connection. The app listing says there is no third-party advertising and that the service complies with the US Children’s Online Privacy Policy. Google Play reports no data shared with third parties, possible collection of personal information and app activity, encryption in transit, and an option to request deletion.

Pricing

Plan	Price	What it includes
Todo Math app	Free	Free download with in-app purchases
Todo Math for the Classroom	Custom pricing	School or district site license; quote based on schools, classrooms and students

The homepage advertises a three-day free trial and says automatic payment is not available at the end. Families can therefore try the app without an automatic renewal surprise, while in-app purchases mean the free download is not the full commercial picture. Schools and districts must request a site-license quote; the team says it will respond within two business days. Classroom access includes the app content and a Teacher Dashboard, making the school option materially different from the family app.

Platforms

Todo Math runs on iOS and Android. Offline play supports use away from a connection, and profiles can sync across those platforms through the Parents Page.

Who it's for

It is a good fit for preschool and elementary learners through second grade who need guided practice in foundational math, and for parents managing progress across devices or accommodating language and reading needs. It is less suitable for older students, families seeking a broad subject library, or schools that require transparent per-student pricing before contacting a sales team.

Pros and cons

Pros: More than 2,000 activities cover a useful range of early-math topics; Common Core alignment supplies structure; level choice and a placement test support different starting points; offline access works for travel and unreliable connections; parent profiles, progress review and cross-platform sync aid family oversight; eight languages and dyslexia-oriented options improve accessibility; no third-party advertising is stated.
Cons: Coverage stops at early elementary math, so it cannot serve as a continuing program; the free download contains in-app purchases; classroom pricing is custom rather than published; the three-day trial is brief for evaluating a longer learning routine.

Alternatives

For a broader language-learning platform across Android, iOS, macOS and web, choose Duolingo; its free plan is free and its listed free trial lasts one week.

ABCmouse is the better choice when families want a wider children’s activity service: its Basic plan is free, allows up to 10 activities per day and one child profile, while its Assessment Center monthly add-on is 3.99 USD.

Pick LetterSchool for an app centered on early writing and letter practice. Lingokids suits families seeking broader children’s activities, with a Basic plan limited to one profile and 10 games per day and a Plus plan offering up to four profiles and 4,000-plus activities. BabyBus provides free children’s digital content including apps, rhymes, animations and stories. Khan Academy is an alternative for a broader academic platform, including a U.S. school Enterprise Starter plan at 10.00 USD per student per year for up to 1,000 licenses. MathTango is a paid alternative with a listed plan at 7.99 USD per term. ABC Kids is free to download on iOS and Android.

Families comparing categories can also browse Preschool Learning Apps and Maths learning apps.

Verdict

Choose Todo Math for a young learner who needs structured, standards-aligned math practice with flexible levels, offline play and useful parent oversight. Look elsewhere if you need subjects beyond early math, older-grade progression or a classroom price you can approve without requesting a quote.

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