The path
Five houses, then quests that mix them all
Houses open one at a time, in order: arithmetic, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, geometry, then mental math. Quest Episodes are story problems that pull from every house, so kids learn to choose the right tool.
- 1
The House That Ahmes Built
Arithmetic · 27 lessons
- 2
The House That Al-Khwarizmi Built
Algebra 1 · 41 lessons
- 3
The House That Pythagoras Built
Algebra 2 · 15 lessons
- 4
The House That Euclid Built
Geometry · 21 lessons
- 5
The House That Gauss Built
Mental Math · 28 lessons
- 6
Quest Episodes
Story problems where you pick the right tool · 45 episodes
How a lesson works
Taught first. Practiced until it sticks.
Teaching comes first
Your guide walks through each new skill step by step before a single question is asked.
Five trials, easy to hard
Each lesson climbs through five trials, from the basics to word problems. Earn stars on every one.
Mistakes come back
A missed question returns until it's answered right, with an explanation of the mistake behind it.
Checkpoints and timed exams
Short checkpoints every few lessons catch gaps early. Two full-length timed exams, one halfway and one at the end, no calculator.
Membership
One family login. A slot for each child.
$100 per month, first child
- Every house, quest episode, checkpoint and timed exam
- One family sign-in, with a separate progress slot for each child
- Works on phones, tablets and computers
- Cancel anytime through PayPal
Adding a brother or sister? Each additional child is $50 a month. Reach out to set that up.
After you subscribe, you'll create your family login right away: an email and a password.
Questions
Good to know
- Is this a full homeschool curriculum?
- It's enrichment that works alongside school or homeschool, for families who want their kids well ahead in math.
- How does signing in work?
- After you subscribe you create a login with your email and a password. Your membership is checked with PayPal about once a day, so it stays open as long as your subscription does.
- Does a parent need to be there?
- Sessions are built to be parent-present: a parent or guardian stays in the room, and the lessons give parents the explanation behind each step.
- Do I need to be good at math to help?
- No. Each lesson gives you the explanation behind every step, so you can sit beside your child and follow along.
- Can siblings share the account?
- Yes. Each child picks their own name when they start, and their progress is kept separately.
- Where is progress saved?
- On the device your child uses. If they switch devices, add their name there and they can pick up any lesson.