FlowMath vs Numerare

FlowMath will test your skills to build a math problem that matches the answer. You see FlowMath provides the answer and wants you to make the equation. Choose the numbers and the operator and see how fast you can make your way through this twist on arithmetic tables. FlowMath is configurable to quiz you with 10, 20 or 30 problems. All the problems are generated by the application and randomized so there is a unlimited set of possibilities. FlowMath allows you to choose individual operation types from addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, or a combination of the above. You can also provide a range of numbers (from 1 to 99) you want to work with. Parents you will find this feature invaluable for helping younger students who need to limit the scope of problems they are currently capable of handling. Additionally, FlowMath has a timer thus allowing a single student the opportunity to see if he can improve on a previous time, or even challenge a friend to a "quiz-off". FlowMath is perfect for ever age and will improve your ability to conquer every day math tasks in your head.

Have you ever struggled to decipher the date inscribed on a monument in Roman numerals? Or know how to write a number in Roman numerals? Hear how these numbers were pronounced? Would you like to learn how to calculate with an abacus like the ancient Romans? In any case, Numerare allows you to do so in a simple, fun, and educational way. Numerare allows you to read numbers in Roman numerals and convert them to conventional numbers, up to numbers of 40 million. The entry is facilitated by a keyboard in Roman numerals and verified on the fly. Conversely, enter a number to find out how it is written in Roman numerals and how to speak the number in Latin. You can read inscriptions of Roman numerals with the camera or draw on screen to instantly translate it into a number. With the animated help module, learn to calculate addition and subtraction with abacuses. Have the messages and Roman numerals read for ease of use. Numerare can be displayed in English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Greek, Portuguese and even Latin for enthusiasts. Practice reading or writing Roman numerals by playing. Find 5 or 10 numbers with increasing levels of difficulty and beat your time record. Like a hurdle race. Play with others to compete for the title of champion. Works on iOS 15.6 and above as well as on Mac Supports dark mode.