01 / DISCOVER
Make ideas visible
Blocks and rods, clocks, money, shapes and charts: exercises a child can see and touch, from the preparatory year to grade 8.
VISUAL EXPLORATION
WayMathA world to discover, starting in Romanian
What if maths were a place where children could try, draw and make discoveries of their own?
For curious minds aged approximately 5–15
A simple idea
Not just numbers on a page. Things to share, move, draw and look at from another angle. WayMath starts with children’s curiosity and gives them room to discover at their own pace.
A small experiment
Sometimes a good question starts with a few apples. Try an idea inspired by WayMath.
Interactive example · Not the app
We have two baskets. Add or remove apples and see how they can be shared equally.
The count changes by two to keep the groups equal.
Apple pile
How we imagine the experience
01 / DISCOVER
Blocks and rods, clocks, money, shapes and charts: exercises a child can see and touch, from the preparatory year to grade 8.
VISUAL EXPLORATION02 / TRY
When stuck, a child can open a hint, the steps or a short “Let’s learn” lesson, and draw freely on the scratchpad.
HINTS & SCRATCHPAD03 / KEEP GOING
A short check shows where a child starts. Then “My path” picks the next exercise from how they did. This choice is still experimental.
EXPERIMENTAL PROGRESSIONA note for parents
WayMath is being built to respect children’s privacy while they learn and explore.
Where we are now
The iPhone and Android app is being tested by families before its store release. A child’s progress stays on the phone, and no account is needed.
The examples on this site are guides for parents, not a browser version of the app. Independent educational effectiveness has not been established.
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