Math Ninja Dojo User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience53.8% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience46.2% of reviews

~ Based on 13 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Math Ninja Dojo Safe?

Math Ninja Dojo: Math for Kids appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Math Ninja Dojo is 88/100.

This assessment is based on 374 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.5/5.

Safety Analysis

86.9% of ratings point to a safe experience
4.3% of ratings suggest some concerns
8.8% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 374 App Store ratings for Math Ninja Dojo.

Is Math Ninja Dojo Legit?

Math Ninja Dojo: Math for Kids appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Math Ninja Dojo is 85/100.

Based on 85 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Ok

It’s alright it use to be fun thoo

The math equations were too hard

I thought it was going to be easy equation so I got the app and figure it out it was giving me on the first equation 5×3 =?and after that it gave me 23 divided 5

Basic errors

The first question we got was what does 9 / 2 equal. There was no 4.5 in the answer list.
App deleted.

I’m so thankful for this app! Here’s why:

It helps so much for the kids! Some don’t understand how thankful I am for this app

Ava

It as me what is something /something and I don’t know it so that’s why I give it a 4 star

No good

Sorry but we can use this at all, it doesn’t have option for age. Start straight of with time tables.

Lilies fly

I need a regroup for addition and subtraction, my son can not do division and multiplication now. All are mixed.

10/10

10/10

Wooow

Cool
My kids
Loved it

Good morning

Good game

On for older kid

I downloaded it for my 4 and 6 yr and it was doing multiplication

Hello this teaches my kids well

Thank you

Small things count

Here is the most egregious example: how many zeroes does it take to get you to the value of 1? Uninstall was my answer. It also asked “1 / 2 = ?” and gave options of 0 and three other choices that were each double-digit figures.