MathRoutine gives students targeted Grade 1-12 practice, then separates the miss: equation setup, calculation, vocabulary, hidden quantity, or final-question confusion. The goal is not more worksheets. It is a clearer next practice decision.
5 free problems every day · 5 miss-signal categories separated per answer
See One Diagnosis
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Word problem
A school club is packing snack bags for field day. Every 3 bags use 214 cups of nuts and 112 cups of raisins. The club already packed 5 bags and has 4 cups of nuts left. If they want 12 bags total, how many more cups of nuts do they need?
Pre-filled with a common mistake so you can see the diagnosis right away. Type your own answer to try it live.
What MathRoutine would diagnose
Likely miss
Final-question confusion
Not the issue
Basic ratio setup
Next practice
Shortage after already-have problems
This demo is not saved. A real account lets MathRoutine compare attempts over time and decide whether the same miss keeps returning.
AI-style key info
Use the nuts, not the raisins. The club still needs only 7 more bags, not all 12. Find the nuts for those 7 bags, then compare with the 4 cups left.
Guided steps
Simpler English
Each bag uses the same amount of nuts. Five bags are already done, so the club still needs 7 more bags. They have 4 cups of nuts left. How much more is needed?
Misconception check
A common wrong path is finding nuts for all 12 bags and forgetting that 5 bags are already packed. Another wrong path is using the raisin amount even though the question asks about nuts.
Continue
Free accounts get 5 problems per day. Reports, weakness memory, and Pro rubric grading start only after signup.
Create free accountFull Grade Coverage
Grade 1 through Grade 12
Elementary
Grades 1-5
Arithmetic, time, money, measurement, fractions
Middle School
Grades 6-8
Ratios, percent, expressions, equations, geometry
High School
Grades 9-12
Algebra, functions, precalculus, Calculus AB/BC
For Teachers
Any teacher can create a class and get a join code in under a minute. Roster accuracy, weekly activity, and assignment completion are free for every class size — no card required.
Why Pay
Free is for proving the signal. Basic is for unlimited targeted practice. Pro is for students who keep missing because of language, setup, hidden quantities, written reasoning, or repeated misconception patterns.
Check whether the diagnosis is useful before paying.
Use unlimited grade/topic/difficulty practice and progress visibility.
Add AI support, FRQ rubric grading, weakness memory, a scheduled comeback review loop, and a monthly report that shows accuracy change month over month.
Monthly Parent Report
Every Pro report compares this month against last month, so you can see whether practice is actually working instead of guessing. A scheduled comeback loop brings back the exact skill a student missed after 1, 3, 7, 14, and 30 days, and only stops showing up once it holds up on its own.
Example: August report
81%
▲ 19 pts vs last monthLast month: 62% accuracy across 24 attempts
Comeback loop: Equation Setup
Missed on Aug 2 → correct on retry Aug 5 → next check scheduled Aug 12 to confirm it holds up, not just that it was right once.
Illustrative example. Real reports use each student's own attempt history.
AI Learning Support
AI support separates the important facts, explains academic vocabulary, simplifies sentence structure, and keeps the student responsible for the calculation.
See translation & ESL support →Before Simplify
If they want 12 bags total, how many more cups of nuts do they need?
Common confusion
Students may use the raisin amount, scale to all 12 bags, or forget that 5 bags are already packed.
After Simplify
Ignore the raisins because the question asks about nuts. Only 7 bags still need to be packed. Find nuts for those 7 bags, then compare with the 4 cups left.
Vocabulary help
“How many more” means the shortage after using what they already have.
Parent Reviews
Translated parent feedback from early MathRoutine use. We keep critical notes visible too, because launch feedback should stay honest.
5/5
Parent feedback
We finally understood why the mistakes were happening
“My child always struggled whenever word problems came up, but after using this app we found the real cause. The issue was setting up the equation. Even the teacher had said it was hard to tell where my child was getting stuck, but MathRoutine pointed it out clearly.”
5/5
Parent feedback
It feels like saving on tutoring
“We were considering math tutoring, but tried this first. The weakness report was more specific than I expected. My child could see what to practice next and started working more independently. For now, this feels like a practical alternative.”
4/5
Parent feedback
English word problems turned out to be helpful
“I hesitated at first because the problems are in English, but the app explains difficult words and sentences in simpler language. My child was not blocked by the English, and it even helped build math vocabulary at the same time.”
Student Privacy
Account creation asks only for fields needed to route practice. School name is optional, passwords are hashed, abuse controls are rate-limited, and deletion paths are documented before purchase.
Grade, language, and time zone guide practice. School is optional.
Password hashing, rate limits, security headers, and admin audit logs are part of the production surface.
AI support and FRQ grading provide learning feedback, not official school or AP scores.
Privacy, billing expectations, cancellation, and deletion-request paths are visible before purchase.
Public Learning Guides
MathRoutine publishes 218 grade, topic, and curriculum-strand guides across elementary, middle-school, and high-school math through Grade 12. Each guide includes sample word problems, likely student mistakes, and AI support examples.
Browse all 218 public guidesGrade 1 Addition Word Problems
Sample problems, reasoning traps, and AI support preview.
Grade 2 Time Word Problems
Sample problems, reasoning traps, and AI support preview.
Grade 5 Fractions Word Problems
Sample problems, reasoning traps, and AI support preview.
Grade 7 Ratios & Proportions Word Problems
Sample problems, reasoning traps, and AI support preview.
Grade 8 Linear Equations Word Problems
Sample problems, reasoning traps, and AI support preview.
Grade 10 Rational & Radical Functions Word Problems
Practice consistently, understand mistakes faster, and grow with targeted word problem practice and multilingual AI support.
4/5
Parent feedback
Trying one problem before signing up built trust
“Most apps ask you to create an account first. Here, I could solve one problem and see the diagnosis right away, which made the product feel more trustworthy before paying or signing up.”
3/5
Parent feedback
The diagnosis is strong, but I hope the content keeps growing
“I really like the diagnosis feature, but because the service still feels early, I would like to see even more problems across each grade. I also wish some AI features were available outside Pro. I hope the content keeps expanding.”
5/5
Parent feedback
Better than just doing more problems
“We bought several workbooks before, but my child kept moving on without understanding why the mistakes happened. MathRoutine breaks the reason into clear categories, so it is much easier to decide what to practice next. The report is easy for parents to read too.”
5/5
Parent feedback
It pinpoints the reason behind the wrong answer
“When my child misses a word problem, MathRoutine does not just show the answer. It separates whether the issue was equation setup, calculation, vocabulary, or something else. That makes it much easier to see exactly where my child is stuck.”
4/5
Parent feedback
I like that you can try it free first
“I could try one problem and see the diagnosis without creating an account. It made the first step feel low-pressure, and I could check whether the product was actually useful before considering a paid plan.”
4/5
Parent feedback
Vocabulary support helps with English word problems
“For a child whose first language is not English, word problems can be a language barrier. The Pro vocabulary help and simpler-English support are practical. It even explains phrases like 'how many more.'”
3/5
Parent feedback
The price is a little high
“Basic is $9.99 per month and Pro is $19.99 per month, with a yearly discount available. To use the AI features you need Pro, so I would like to see the content library continue growing to make the value feel even stronger.”
5/5
Parent feedback
A more affordable way to understand weak areas
“After a month, the report showed that my child was repeatedly getting stuck on the same type of ratio problem. Instead of always asking a tutor where the issue was, this felt like a more efficient way to understand the weak area.”
5/5
Parent feedback
Now I can see if it's actually working, not just guess
“The monthly report compares this month's accuracy against last month's, so I am not just guessing whether practice is paying off. Seeing the number go from the 60s to the 80s over two months was the first time I felt confident the subscription was worth it.”
4/5
Parent feedback
The topics that were missed keep coming back until they stick
“I like that a missed topic does not just disappear after one correct redo. It gets scheduled to come back a few days later, and again after that, until my child gets it right more than once. It is a small thing but it matches how I remember tutors actually reviewing material.”
Sample problems, reasoning traps, and AI support preview.