AlcumusForge

A friendly map of math practice. Each session it suggests three next problems — one to extend what you’re working on, one to consolidate something slipping, one to stretch into new ground — and picks the exact right level for you.

Level 1

Adaptive Ladder

The heart of AlcumusForge, rebuilt for the browser. Each round it looks at what you know and offers three problems — Extend (right at your edge), Consolidate (something slipping), Stretch (newly unlocked) — voiced by your guides. It learns from every answer, on this device.

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Fix-It Review · new on the web

Every problem you miss lands here so you can come back and fix it. Mistakes are a map to what to practice next — a correct re-try clears it from the queue.

Review your misses →

Practice the concepts

880 problems across 8 math worlds (176 topics). Pick one world, or try Mixed Practice — deliberately mixing types across worlds. It feels harder, but research says it helps more.

Mixed Practice · new on the web Fractions, geometry, ratios and more — all mixed together in one round. FractionForge Naming, comparing, and operating on fractions. · 120 problems FunctionForge Patterns, linear functions, slope, and graphs. · 110 problems GeometryForge Angles, shapes, area, and geometric reasoning. · 130 problems LogicQuest Logical thinking, conjectures, and deduction. · 100 problems MathLore Number stories, history, and mathematical curiosities. · 110 problems NumberVerse Number theory — factors, primes, and divisibility. · 110 problems ProofQuest Justifying claims one careful step at a time. · 105 problems RatioRealm Ratios, proportions, rates, and percentages. · 95 problems

Mastery Map

See how solid each topic is — and tap any one to practice it. This is the visible payoff of the adaptive ladder.

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Play together · new on the web

Concept Duel — a mixed round of problems for 2–4 players. Take turns on one device, or join a friend in an online room by code. Highest first-try score wins; no chat, no accounts.

⚔️ Start a Concept Duel →