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A fast paced multiplication game with an international leaderboard

A fast paced multiplication game with an international leaderboard

by squid-protocol·Jun 5, 2026·1 point·0 comments

AI Analysis

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Geographic leaderboards comparing you to Danish 10-year-olds is a fun twist on math practice.

Strengths
  • Country/state/province leaderboard breakdown creates genuine social comparison hooks
  • Planned statistics like 'outscored 46% of Danish 10-13 year olds' add personality
  • Mastery map and tier system gamify practice without being manipulative
Weaknesses
  • Math practice apps are crowded (Khan Academy, Prodigy, countless others)
  • No novel technical approach - standard web app with database
Category
Target Audience

Students, parents, teachers

Similar To

Khan Academy · Prodigy Math · XtraMath

Post Description

The leaderboard ranks every country by average score, which then can be dissected by state/province/prefecture.

Uses modern teaching techniques (immediate feedback, positive feedback, proof of growth, rewards practice not just perfection).

Campaign mode for infinite number board expansion. How high can you get?

Once I get enough data, I plan to offer fun statistics in the leaderboard like: "Congratulations! You outscored 46% of 10-13 year old Danish people" "Congradulations! You are better at multiplication than 867 70-80 year old Mexican individuals"

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