Todo Math Reviews

My 6-year-old usually loses interest in math apps quickly, but Todo Math has surprisingly held her attention. She’s really into the little games, and half the time I don’t think she even realizes she’s practicing math.

I also like that she can use it mostly on her own, which makes after-school practice way less of a struggle. It’s not perfect, but if you’re looking for something that makes math feel a little more fun, I’d definitely say it’s worth trying...

I started using todomath with my class and didn’t expect it to be this easy to manage. I figured I’d spend a lot of time helping everyone get set up, but most of the kids were able to jump in on their own. That’s been a big time-saver for me. A few of the activities are on the simpler side, which at first I thought might be a downside, but it’s actually been perfect for my younger students. It also runs well on our tablets, so we’ve been using it regularly for math practice

Getting started was really simple and didn’t feel confusing at all. The setup walked me through everything step by step without a bunch of annoying popups or super long explanations. My kid was able to jump in quickly too, which was a huge plus. Overall, it was a really smooth, no-stress first experience with Todo Math.

It works fine some of the time, but it doesn’t always line up with what our grade is actually covering. Some lessons are useful, and then others feel a bit off for our curriculum, so I end up having to adjust things or skip around. It’s not bad, just... depends on what you need it for.

For us, the subscription has been worth it because my kid literally uses it on their own without me having to remind them all the time. There are enough activities to keep things interesting, and the price feels fair compared to some other learning apps we’ve tried. I do wish the basic plan included a little more info for parents, though. Overall, I’m happy with it, even if it’s not perfect.

We’ve only used the free trial so far, but the kids seem to like it, which is the main thing. Setup was a little confusing at first, I had to click around a bit, but once we got going it was fine. I’m still checking out all the features, but so far it’s been a decent experience

I do appreciate that it offers different languages, because that’s something we actually need. But some of the translations still sound kind of awkward, and of course my kid ends up being the one confused by it. I feel like we’re trying to make it work, but then these weird little translation issues slow everything down for us.

It’s a helpful app overall, but like I said, the instructions can get confusing sometimes. The audio helps in some parts, but then other times it doesn’t really make things any clearer. Like I said, it’s okay and useful, just not always as easy to follow as I hoped.

I mostly use Todo Math for the teacher tools, it’s been easy to set up, which is apparently not something every classroom app can manage. I can assign practice to different kids without creating a small mountain of worksheets, so that’s been nice. The reports are simple, but they actually give me what I need without making me click through a million things. It saves me time during the week, and at this point I’ll take any win I can get. 5 stars from me.

I've been using Todo Math with my son, and one thing I really appreciate is how easy it is to see what he's already completed and what he still needs to work on. I don't have to hover over him the whole time, but I can still check in and get a quick sense of his progress. The tracking is simple, not overly detailed, but it's useful for our routine and has made math practice a little easier to manage.

My kid had been struggling with math for a while, but this actually made things start to click. It wasn’t some overnight miracle, but I could tell they were understanding the concepts better and feeling more confident. I’d definitely say it’s worth trying if your child needs a little extra help.

We’ve been using Todomath for a while now, and it’s been smooth. The pages load quickly, the kids don’t get randomly kicked out, and when they stop and come back later, they can usually jump right back in without me having to troubleshoot anything. That’s a big deal for us because if something takes too long to load or starts acting weird, they lose interest fast. I think there was maybe one day where it felt a little slower than usual, but even then nothing froze or broke, so it wasn’t a huge problem. Overall, it just works the way you’d hope it would

I was expecting this app to be simple to navigate, and it kind of proved me right. The layout is clean enough that my kid can find what they’re looking for without asking me every two minutes, which is a big win. A couple pages do feel a little crowded, but overall it’s easy to get around and nice to use.

I use Todo Math on both my phone and a tablet for my kid, and most of the time the progress does show up on both devices, which is definitely helpful.

That said, I was expecting the sync to happen a little faster. Sometimes it takes a while to update, and I’ve had to close the app and reopen it just to get things to show correctly. One time it even looked like a lesson hadn’t saved, which was frustrating.
Overall, it’s not a bad experience and the app does what we need, but the syncing could be smoother and more reliable.

The billing is clear and I liked that there wasn’t some random surprise charge popping up. I can see what I was paying for, which was nice. The only thing is I wish the renewal reminder was more obvious, because I almost miss it. Overall it was a good experience.

I’m picky about apps I let my son use, and Todo Math has been a good one. The voice instructions are easy to follow, and the buttons are clear enough that he doesn’t need me hovering over him the whole time. He can work through it independently, which I really appreciate. Overall, it’s a really nice app.

This covers most of the math skills my kid needs, basic concepts, then some of the tougher stuff too. There are a few areas where I wish it had a bit more practice... but overall, it’s been good.

todomath was really straightforward for us. My kid figured it out quickly, and I liked that there weren’t a bunch of extra menus or tiny buttons to hunt around for. Even little things, like where the start button shows up and how clean the screens look, made it feel easy to use right away

I gave todomath.com a try for my 5-year-old, and, it was just kind of hit or miss for us. Some parts felt way too simple, and then other parts suddenly felt like a big jump, so it didn’t really line up with what my kid is doing at school right now.
A few of the games were totally fine, like, my kid could get through them okay, but others had a lot more reading or extra steps than I expected. So yeah, maybe it works better for slightly older kids, but for us it ended up feeling more frustrating than helpful.

Todo Math has been a nice app for my kid. The lessons are simple enough for her to follow, and most of the games load without any issues. It keeps her entertained while still feeling like she’s learning something, if that makes sense.
The only downside is that it can be slow on our tablet. Sometimes it freezes when opening, and a few buttons take a second or two to respond. Overall it’s not a bad app at all, but the performance could definitely be smoother.