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Mental math, exam prep, or your first French conversation. Find an app that explains the steps and helps you remember them.

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Built for Android. All four apps are being tested ahead of launch.

A few minutes for yourself
Real Math Magician screen showing mental-math practice
A sharper head for numbers
Real Ascend screen showing a French review card with audio
A new word that stays with you
Barry, your Saint Bernard guide in Ascend
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Practice it.
Make it yours.
Four apps. Your next step.

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You bring the goal.
We help with the steps.

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Students, teens & adults

Math Magician

Make everyday math feel easier.

Learn the shortcut, see every step, then build speed with fresh practice.

  • Plain-language lessons
  • Adaptive drills & a 60-second Arcade
Free to startLessons, drills, flashcards & review.
Explore Math Magician Try the ×11 shortcut
Coming soon
Middle schoolers & their parents

SolveTrail

A calmer path to ISEE & SSAT math.

Understand the method before facing the timer. See what needs more practice.

  • Math sections, explained step by step
  • Timed mocks & topic reports
Free to startFull course, readiness check, one diagnostic mock & 3 practice sets.
Explore SolveTrail Try a comparison question
Coming soon
Adult GMAT & GRE candidates

QuantRoute

Know the method. Build the pace.

Focused quant practice with worked solutions and a clear view of your weak topics.

  • GMAT Quant & Data Insights, GRE Quant
  • Data Sufficiency drills & timed mocks
Free to startFull concept guide, one diagnostic mock & 3 practice sets.
Explore QuantRoute Try Data Sufficiency
Coming soon
Adult French learners · beginner to B2

Ascend

From your first bonjour, step by step.

Hear French, understand it, and review it. Keep learning wherever you have your phone.

  • Offline lessons & French audio
  • Spaced review & exam-style practice
Free to startDaily review, level check & first 16 lessons.
Explore Ascend Learn to say “not” in French
A small win, right now

You can do
43 × 11 in your head.

Keep the outside digits. Add them for the middle.
4 + 3 = 7, so 43 × 11 = 473.

Now try 52 × 11. What goes in the middle?

Learn the shortcut, including carrying →
Your turn
52 × 11 = ?
Show me the steps

1. Keep 5 on the left and 2 on the right.

2. Add the digits: 5 + 2 = 7.

3. Put 7 in the middle: 572.

A website sample of the method. Explore Math Magician for lessons and fresh drills.

Understand first. Speed comes with practice.
Designed for real life

Good learning makes room for you.

01

See the steps

Clear explanations before practice. A mistake points you back to the method.

02

Keep what you learn

Spaced review brings ideas back over time, so you can build on yesterday.

03

Take it with you

Lessons and practice work offline. Purchases and optional online features need a connection.

An independent maker

Built by one developer.
For people learning on their own.

I'm Imran. I make these apps around a simple idea: you should understand the next step, not just be told whether your answer is right.

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The four learning guides: Math Magician's fox, SolveTrail's fox, QuantRoute's fox and BarryDifferent goals. The same care.
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A few good questions

Which app is right for me?

Choose Math Magician for everyday arithmetic, SolveTrail for a child's ISEE or SSAT math prep, QuantRoute for GMAT or GRE quant, or Ascend for French. Each app page shows real screens and explains what is free.

Can I download the apps today?

All four apps are being tested ahead of launch. Check the app's page for its current availability. For an app that is still being tested, the launch-email link opens your own email app. Send the request to receive a launch update; clicking the link alone does not sign you up.

Can I try them for free?

Yes. Math Magician's lessons, drills and review are free. SolveTrail and QuantRoute include a guide, one diagnostic mock and 3 practice sets. Ascend includes daily review, a level check and the first 16 lessons. Each app has optional paid extras; see its page for the offer.

Are these for Android or iPhone?

Android phones and tablets, through Google Play. There is no iPhone version available yet.

Do I need an account or internet?

No account is needed to start. Lessons and practice work offline. A connection is needed for purchases, restoring them and Ascend's optional backup, leaderboard and sentence mining. Usage counts can be switched off in the apps' settings. This website has no cookies; it counts visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which doesn't identify you.

Are these official exam-prep apps?

No. SolveTrail, QuantRoute and Ascend are independent apps, unaffiliated with the exam organizations. Practice is designed to help you learn; results are not a guarantee of an exam score.

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