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Dyscalculia.io

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  1. What Dyscalculia.io is: A site built for children and adults who find numbers hard.
  2. Ages, price, ads: Free, with paid extras · Ages 4 to adult · Ads: none.
  3. Our take: A kind, careful home for kids who find numbers hard: start with the free test and games, and the paid program is a fair price for daily…

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Desk research from the maker's own pages. Not yet tried by us. Checked 2026-11-09.

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How much does Dyscalculia.io cost?
Free, with paid extras. Test, tools, six games and worksheets free with no account. Level 1 of every program game is free with an account, no card. Full program $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year (USD, Nov 2026), through Creem; no trial on paid plans and payments are non-refundable, but you can cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period.

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What age is Dyscalculia.io for?
Ages it suits: 4 to adult. What its terms say: An adult (18 or the age of majority) must create the account; a child plays inside a parent's or carer's account under their supervision.

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Is Dyscalculia.io safe for kids?
Our take: A kind, careful home for kids who find numbers hard: start with the free test and games, and the paid program is a fair price for daily practice once the free levels fit. Ads: none. In-app purchases: yes. Account: a parent's account. Watch for: Paid plans have no refunds, so play the free levels first.

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Where is the official Dyscalculia.io site?
The official site is dyscalculia.io, from Dyscalculia.io (Türkiye). It works on the web and on Android.Go to Dyscalculia.io ↗
What are the alternatives to Dyscalculia.io?
Three others in math apps and platforms: 99math, DragonBox and Eedi.

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A site built for children and adults who find numbers hard. It has a free five-game dyscalculia screening test that runs in the browser, six free number-sense games, free tools (ten frame, number bonds, subitizing trainer, place value chart, skip counting, math vocabulary) and 26 printable worksheets under CC BY 4.0, with no sign-up. A paid daily program builds on the test profile: 196 short levels across 10 exercise types in four age worlds with a fox guide, and a parent area with a daily goal and time limit.

Our take

Desk research

A kind, careful home for kids who find numbers hard: start with the free test and games, and the paid program is a fair price for daily practice once the free levels fit.

  • PriceFree, with paid extras
  • AdsNo ads
  • In-app buyingYes
  • AccountA parent's

Ages 4 to adult · 4 good things · 3 things to watch for

Is Dyscalculia.io OK for my kid?

Find your child's age. Each row reads Dyscalculia.io's own terms (quoted above), the ages it suits and the account it needs. An age rule is the least a maker asks, not a judgement that it suits a child of that age. Check another app.

AgeBy its termsWhy
4With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
5With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
6With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
7With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
8With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
9With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
10With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
11With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
12With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
13With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
14With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
15With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
16With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
17With a parentThe terms want a parent or guardian to agree for anyone under 18.In the ages it suits (about 4 and up).A parent sets up the account.
The facts
Ages it suits4 to adult
What its terms say about ageAn adult (18 or the age of majority) must create the account; a child plays inside a parent's or carer's account under their supervision. (terms)
PriceFree, with paid extras. Test, tools, six games and worksheets free with no account. Level 1 of every program game is free with an account, no card. Full program $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year (USD, Nov 2026), through Creem; no trial on paid plans and payments are non-refundable, but you can cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period.
Works onWeb, Android
AccountA parent's account
AdsNone
In-app purchasesYes
The AI in itNo AI features found.

What's good

  • The test, tools, games and worksheets are free with no sign-up and no ads
  • Made for kids who struggle with number sense, a group few math sites serve
  • Child data is kept small: no child name, email or photo
  • Honest that a screening is not a diagnosis

Watch for

  • Paid plans have no refunds, so play the free levels first
  • No iOS app; the web program and the Android app are separate
  • Screening results are a starting point; only a professional can diagnose dyscalculia

8 things to know before your child uses Dyscalculia.io

  1. Check the age rule first. An adult (18 or the age of majority) must create the account; a child plays inside a parent's or carer's account under their supervision.
  2. Know what it costs. Free, with paid extras. Test, tools, six games and worksheets free with no account. Level 1 of every program game is free with an account, no card. Full program $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year (USD, Nov 2026), through Creem; no trial on paid plans and payments are non-refundable, but you can cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period.
  3. See whose account it is. A parent's account.
  4. Expect in-app purchases. Dyscalculia.io has in-app purchases. Turn off purchases in the phone's settings before a child opens it.
  5. Read what it does with data. The free test runs in the browser and its answers are not sent unless you make an account. No ads, no ad or cross-site tracking, no selling of data, and it does not ask for a child's name, email or photo. An account stores the parent's email, scores, levels played and session times; you can delete it yourself from the parent area.
  6. Know where the AI is. No AI features found.
  7. Watch for the main catch. Paid plans have no refunds, so play the free levels first.
  8. Start with what it does well. The test, tools, games and worksheets are free with no sign-up and no ads.

Data and privacy

The free test runs in the browser and its answers are not sent unless you make an account. No ads, no ad or cross-site tracking, no selling of data, and it does not ask for a child's name, email or photo. An account stores the parent's email, scores, levels played and session times; you can delete it yourself from the parent area. Read the privacy policy.

Does it work?

No studies of the program found; the site says plainly it is educational software, not a diagnosis.

In the Big Index

Dyscalculia.io beside 4 alternatives

The same facts from each one's page in the directory. Green: nothing to pay, see or set up; blue: worth knowing; amber: worth a look; an open circle: the maker does not say. Not a ranking.
AppPriceAdsIn-app buyingAccountAges
Dyscalculia.io (this page)Free, with paid extrasNo adsYesA parent's4 to adult
99mathFree, with paid extrasNo adsYesThe child's ownabout 5-14 (grades K-8)
DragonBoxPaidNo adsYesA parent'sabout 4-14 (Numbers from 4…
EediFree, with paid extrasNo adsNoneA school'sschool-age math students…
Exact PathThrough schoolsNo adsNoneA school'sgrades K-12

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