Drutiko

Drutiko

Speed maths like never before.

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2 reviews
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Released
April 26, 2018
Updated
November 8, 2026

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Master Vedic mathematics with interactive tutorials and gamified practice. Improve calculation speed and accuracy with ancient Indian techniques. Offers customizable practice sets and social sharing features.

✓Interactive tutorials
✓Gamified practice experience
✓Customizable practice sets
✓Stars and badges awards
✓Social sharing
✓Multi-user support
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What's New in Drutiko

3.1.1

November 8, 2026

revamped our UI. Added our cute mascot. Added more trainings and features

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New name for "Mathemystic"

I've been trying to learn speed math for decades, originally with the system that Jakob Trachtenberg developed while imprisoned in a World War II concentration camp. Later I found books on the ancient Vedic speed math system developed in India. I never finished any of those books, but much later I did discover computer apps that taught speed math techniques. One of the apps I bought was Swasidhant Chowdhury's, then titled, in English at least, "Mathemystic". I enjoyed learning several speed math techniques from his app whenever I could find some time. However, today I was totally mystified when a new app called "Drutiko" appeared in App Updates on my iPad, with a nice drawing of an elderly gentleman as its logo. I never heard of it, but I quickly realized that "Drutiko" was "Mathemystic" renamed. Maybe now that I have more time I can finally learn Vedic speed math magic! I think that every schoolkid should learn speed math, if only to pretend to be a genius. Or maybe they really will become geniuses! This is a nice app to start the journey, but there are other speed math apps, teaching Vedic or Trachtenberg systems, if this one is too confusing to begin with.
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It would be a great way to learn through gaming!

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FAQ

What is Mathemystic?

Mathemystic is an educational app designed to teach Vedic mathematics. It offers interactive tutorials and gamified practice to help users improve their calculation speed and accuracy with ancient Indian mathematical techniques.

How does Mathemystic help users learn?

Mathemystic uses detailed interactive tutorials that cover various edge cases of Vedic math. It also provides a gamified practice experience with different problem types, awarding users with stars and badges to encourage learning.

Can I customize my practice sessions in Mathemystic?

Yes, Mathemystic allows users to create their own practice sets in addition to offering predefined practice sets. This feature enables a personalized learning experience tailored to individual needs.

What age rating does Mathemystic have?

Mathemystic has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning mathematics.

Is Mathemystic available on multiple devices?

The provided data does not specify platform compatibility beyond being a mobile application. However, it is generally expected that educational apps are available on common mobile operating systems.

How often is Mathemystic updated?

The latest version of Mathemystic is 2.0.0, which was last updated on June 2, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.

What is the user feedback on Mathemystic?

Mathemystic has received a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 1 rating, indicating a highly positive initial user experience. This suggests users find the app effective and enjoyable.

Does Mathemystic support multiple users?

Yes, Mathemystic includes multi-user support, allowing different individuals to use the app and track their progress, potentially for families or classrooms.