KiKi Math is a multiplication practice app for children aged 6 to 12, for iPhone and iPad. A round is ten questions and takes about two minutes. Kids can practise one table at a time, from ×2 to ×12, or mix them all up.
Designed for kids
- Big, tappable answer tiles with an obvious pressed state, so it feels like a toy rather than a test.
- Practice runs full screen with a single close button, so a wandering thumb can’t leave a round by accident.
- A table is marked mastered at 8 out of 10, and a daily streak rewards coming back tomorrow.
- No accounts, no ads, no purchases, and nothing leaves the device.
Under the hood
Pure SwiftUI on iOS 18, with @Observable state and a tokenised theme so every colour, radius, and spacing value comes from one place. Progress is a handful of integers in UserDefaults. The iPad layout uses a sidebar and detail column, and the tables grid re-flows by pane orientation.
Multiplication is the only topic today. Addition, subtraction, and division are stubbed in the design and will follow.