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Math practice you don't have to manage.

MathMigo builds a step-by-step path through elementary school math and preps the right practice for your student every day. It all happens on paper, completely off-screen. You print, they work, you snap a photo when they’re done.

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Migo the MathMigo mascot in front of a chalkboard

How it works

The app showing three printable addition worksheets with a print button
Print today's worksheets.
Scan the finished work in the app.
A graded worksheet in the app scored 16 out of 16 with green check marks
MathMigo grades it.
The app's skill map showing a student months into the learning path, with a timeline of completed and upcoming sections
And plans the next step.

Common questions

What grades does MathMigo cover?

Counting through division today, roughly grades K–3, with more on the way.

How does the photo grading work?

You snap photos of the finished pages. MathMigo uses AI to read them and mark each problem, and you can always review the graded pages yourself.

How much does it cost?

MathMigo is free during the beta.

What do I need?

An iPhone and a printer.

I don't have a printer. What should I do?

Most public libraries give cardholders a daily free printing allowance, often 10 pages or more, which is enough for a full day of MathMigo worksheets. If MathMigo sticks, a basic home printer is a one-time buy that pays for itself over years of practice sheets.

Join a small group of early MathMigo families.

Early families use MathMigo free during the beta and help shape what it becomes.

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