Mathdyne

Printable math worksheets that adapt to your student, from counting all the way to vector calculus.

You tick what your student already knows. Mathdyne builds a worksheet from the few topics they are ready for next, and you print it. They work on paper, away from a screen. Then you open the same worksheet on your device, tap the problems they got wrong, and the next worksheet takes account of it — holding a topic back until it is solid, and slipping in the occasional refresher from something already mastered.

How it works

• Set a parent PIN. Answers, grading and the answer key sit behind it.
• Mark what your student already knows, or leave it blank to start at counting.
• Print the worksheet, or share it as a PDF.
• Grade by tapping the wrong problems on a copy of the printed page.
• The next worksheet is built from what that grading showed.

What is inside

• 1,318 topics across 16 levels, carefully ordered so nothing arrives before what it depends on.
• Numbers are generated fresh each time, small and simple when a topic is new and harder as your student gets it right.
• Word problems throughout, not only bare arithmetic.
• Shapes are drawn to scale, and geometry problems come with the figure they describe.
• Every topic has a how-to page: on the answer sheet, tap a section heading to see the method, the common mistakes, and worked examples.
• Up to 30 students on one device, each with their own progress, worksheets and history.

What it needs

• An iPhone or iPad running iOS 17 or later.
• A printer for the worksheets. Any AirPrint printer works. If you have no printer, you can share the worksheet as a PDF and print it elsewhere.

What it doesn't do

• No adverts, no analytics, no tracking, no accounts, no in-app purchases.
• No network connections of any kind. It works entirely offline, and everything your student does stays on your device.

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