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Practice essential arithmetic skills with customizable drills for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Tailor problem sets, operation combinations, and number ranges to suit learning needs. Offers visual aids like tally marks and arrays for enhanced understanding.
What's New in Just the Facts
1.5.3
December 4, 2018
Sorry for the quick turnaround for another update. This update fixes a screen draw problem seen on the iPhone 6 and iPad Pro 12.9 versions.
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What math operations can I practice with Just the Facts?
You can practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts. The app allows you to select any combination of these four operations for your practice sessions.
What age rating does Just the Facts have?
Just the Facts has an age rating of 4+. This makes it suitable for young learners beginning to grasp fundamental arithmetic concepts.
Does Just the Facts have ads?
No, Just the Facts does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free application, allowing for uninterrupted practice.
What devices is Just the Facts available on?
Just the Facts is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. This broad compatibility ensures access for a wide range of Apple users.
How can I customize the difficulty in Just the Facts?
You can customize difficulty by selecting the number of problems in a set and the range of addends/factors (up to 12 or 25 depending on device). Specific sum ranges are also available for addition practice.
Are there any visual aids in Just the Facts?
Yes, the iPad version of Just the Facts includes visual aids such as tally marks for addition and arrays for multiplication to help users solve problems.
How often is Just the Facts updated?
The latest version of Just the Facts is 1.5.3, last updated on December 4, 2018. While not frequently updated, it provides stable functionality for its core purpose.
What is the user rating for Just the Facts?
Just the Facts has a rating of 3.5 stars based on 4 user ratings. This indicates a generally positive but mixed reception among its users.






