Kani Math vs Boncuk

Kani Math teaches mental arithmetic the way it has been taught for centuries — on the abacus. Your child moves soroban beads on screen until the shape of every number is familiar, then calculates without them. WHY THE BEADS COME FIRST On a soroban, a number is not a symbol. It is a position. A child who has moved the beads a few hundred times stops reading digits and starts seeing arrangements — and can then add, subtract, multiply and divide on a bead frame that exists only in their head. That is what mental arithmetic training actually is. It is not a gift a child either has or does not have. It is a mental image, and it is built by short, correctly ordered daily practice. WHAT YOUR CHILD DOES • Levels — the guided path. A short lesson, then drills, then a final exam, with history kept for every skill. • Virtual Abacus, Abacus Lab and Abacus Drill — free play on a real soroban, timed target matching, and problems worked out on the beads. • Mental Drill — flash anzan. Numbers appear and vanish while your child holds the running total. Answer by tapping, or switch on shout mode and say it out loud while the app listens (microphone and speech recognition permission required). • Guided drills, one skill at a time — bead reading, the small friends (5-complements), the big friends (10-complements), then multi-digit multiplication and division. • Times Tables — study, quiz, timed and missing-factor modes, until they are automatic. • Math Sprint — how many correct answers before the clock runs out. • Competition — a full contest paper: pick a category from A to I, 200 questions, eight minutes, marked category by category. • Anzan Exam and Flash Exam — ranked practice papers from 10 kyu to 10th dan and 40 flash levels, in order. • Versus and Boss Battle — the same math, played against another player or the computer. Beating someone is a better reason to practise than a progress bar. • Leaderboards, badges, streaks, and coins to spend in the prize shop. The streak is the reason to open the app again tomorrow. THE LADDER Foundation, Basic, Elementary A and B, Intermediate A and B, Higher A and B, and the Grand Level. Nothing unlocks until the rung below it is passed, so no skill arrives before the one it depends on. Placement is by skill, never by age. A free placement check suggests where to start, and you can set the level yourself at any time — a seven-year-old who has done this before and a ten-year-old who has not both begin exactly where they belong. FOR PARENTS With Premium, a parent view lives inside the app, with no second account to create: practice minutes, current streak, skill-by-skill progress and recent activity. Set a weekly goal and read the report. Homework from your child's teacher appears on the Class page — no sign-up needed. With Premium, several children can share one iPad, each with their own profile and progress. The interface is available in 42 languages, including full right-to-left support for Arabic, Persian, Urdu and Kurdish. Lesson text is currently written in English. Kani Math is free to download and contains no advertising. Each day includes a set amount of free practice — drills, versus matches and new level cards — and it refreshes the following day. A few focused minutes most days is the whole method. Made for school-age learners, set up and supervised by a parent or teacher. KANI MATH PREMIUM Kani Math Premium is an auto-renewable subscription. • Kani Math Premium (Monthly) — billed monthly • Kani Math Premium (Yearly) — billed yearly Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your Apple ID account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Terms of Service: https://www.kani-math.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.kani-math.com/privacy

Numbers flash on screen. Your child adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides in their head. They type the answer. They earn a star. Boncuk brings the Japanese flash anzan technique to iPhone and iPad for kids ages 7 to 11. It is mental arithmetic practice, not a game with educational filler. A tool with a personality. WHY FLASH ANZAN Flash anzan is a Japanese mental calculation method born out of the soroban and abacus tradition. Numbers flash one at a time on the screen. The child captures each number visually and performs the arithmetic in their head. No paper, no pencil, no calculator. Just the child's mind and accelerating numbers. Five to fifteen minutes a day measurably builds mental calculation speed. This is not a replacement for school math. It is a complement. HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick a mode: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, or Mixed. 2. Numbers flash one at a time at the level's pace. 3. Enter the answer on the keypad. 4. A correct answer earns a star toward three. Each level has three rounds. Each round earns one star. Replay any level to chase the third star. As you advance, numbers flash faster and more of them appear. PRACTICE MODES - Quick Addition - Quick Subtraction - Quick Multiplication - Quick Division - Mixed mode, unlocks after 60 stars 100 levels per mode. 500 sessions total. DESIGNED FOR KIDS - No ads - No third-party tracking - No third-party analytics SDKs - No social features, chat, user-generated content - No streak guilt, no penalty for taking a day off - No slot machine combos, jackpots, or coin shower animations - Purchase, settings, and progress reset are behind a parent gate ACCESSIBILITY - Universal app for iPhone and iPad - Turkish and English - Full VoiceOver support - Dynamic Type for larger text - Reduced Motion respected - iCloud sync across devices PREMIUM The first 10 levels in every mode are free. That is 50 free sessions to start. Premium unlocks all 500 levels and the Mixed mode. - Weekly subscription with a 3-day free trial, then auto-renews at the local weekly price shown in the app. - Lifetime: one-time purchase, no recurring charges. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your Apple ID account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage and cancel your subscriptions in your App Store account settings after purchase. Any unused portion of the free trial period will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription. PRIVACY Boncuk does not collect personal information from your child. Practice progress is stored on your device and synced through your iCloud account if available. No ads, no third-party analytics. Privacy Policy: https://boncuk.creativefactory.tr/en/privacy Terms of Use: https://boncuk.creativefactory.tr/en/terms Contact: hi@creativefactory.tr