Pluttifikation vs Gånger

Practice makes perfect, so use this app to playfully practice your one to twelve times tables. You are given four options and must answer before time runs out. The higher the level, the less time to think. The app keeps track of how many times you have practiced each table, how many questions you have answered, and how many answers were correct. Pluttifikation is based on a challange by Paul Hudson (hackingwithswift.com) and was only placed on the AppStore because my daughter wanted me to create an app for her, and her friends, to practice the times tables.  The app uses Vortex, also by Paul Hudson.

Ganger is a quiet drill app for the multiplication tables 1–10, made for children who need to automate the foundations of arithmetic. The philosophy is simple: when the times tables sit on reflex, mental capacity is freed for real mathematical thinking. Getting there takes practice – not sound effects, confetti, or point chasing. How it works - 20 questions per session - Questions you missed or answered slowly come up more often - The 1 times table is unlocked from the start - When you master a table quickly and reliably, it's marked as mastered and the next one unlocks - Best time is saved as a record For the whole family - Create a profile for each child - Parent mode with per-table statistics, questions that need practice, and the option to unlock or lock tables manually - Protected with Face ID or device passcode Distraction-free design No ads. No in-app purchases. No sound effects or animations that pull focus. Everything is stored locally on the device – no accounts, no sign-in, no cloud sync. Suitable for children ages 7–10.