Maths@Home

Spec sheet

Purpose

Maths@Home gives adults activity ideas to support the mathematical development of children aged two to five.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Intended users

The app is targeted at parents and professionals who want to help young children develop mathematical knowledge through fun activities.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Free plan

YesRead 22 Sep 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Security

The privacy notice says the project uses technical and organisational measures to protect information from unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure or destruction.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Privacy

The privacy notice says the app may collect account, usage and device information, and may collect location information with consent.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Headquarters

London, United KingdomRead 28 Sep 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Account deletion

Users can delete an account in the app or request deletion by emailing the address associated with their account.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Availability

UCL says the app is freely available and can be downloaded from the App Store.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Co-design

Parents and teachers contributed feedback through focus groups that informed the app’s design, features and games.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Curriculum alignment

Activities are informed by the English national curriculum and the Early Years Foundation Stage framework.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Everyday activities

Its play-based games use resources easily available at home and are designed for everyday routines and off-screen engagement.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Gamified practice

YesRead 22 Sep 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Guided lessons

YesRead 22 Sep 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Learning progression

The games have structured progression through levels and mathematical domains, with learning goals aligned to research and the English national curriculum.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Math topics

Activities support concepts including number names, digits, number sequences, number sense, shape and money.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Platform and developer

The App Store listing identifies UCL as the developer and describes the app as designed for iPhone.Read 12 Oct 2026 · apps.apple.com

Project period

The project ran from October 2020 to July 2024.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Research basis

The games are based on research in children’s mathematical development, including research cited by the project on interactive games and mathematical outcomes.Read 12 Oct 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Supported platforms

iosRead 22 Sep 2026 · ucl.ac.uk

Plans and prices

Every Maths@Home plan and price →

Where Specifiction places it

• Math Learning Apps#81 of 1227.5