Maths Facile: a math practice app with a Mathbot helper
Maths Facile is a math practice app for Android that follows the French school program from 6ème (Grade 6) to Terminale (Grade 12). A small robot named Mathbot explains each result in simple words.
The app is in French and has no ads and no sign-up. It works well next to printed worksheets, because it handles the lesson, the quiz and the timed mental-math challenge while paper handles the written work.
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At a glance
- Platform : Android
- Levels : 6ème to Terminale
- Interface language : French
- Tools : 10 interactive tools
- Account and ads : none
Where a math practice app helps a printed routine
Teachers and homeschooling parents who print worksheets know the weak spot: a learner gets stuck on a problem and nobody is nearby to explain. Maths Facile covers that moment. The lesson, the worked example and the explanation after a quiz answer are one tap away.
It also helps with variety. Instead of a fifth identical worksheet, a learner can switch to a quiz or to a short timed challenge.
For a teacher, the star rating is practical. You can give a struggling learner the one-star worksheets and keep the three-star ones for a student who finishes early, without preparing two separate packets.
Features, one by one
Learning material
- Clear lessons with definitions, step-by-step methods, worked examples and diagrams.
- Worksheets ranked by difficulty: one star is easy, two stars medium, three stars hard.
- Quizzes of 10 questions with immediate correction, Mathbot’s explanations and sounds in 6ème and 4ème.
- One test per chapter, marked out of 20, to check understanding in real conditions.
Ten interactive tools
The tools explain their result instead of just showing it. They cover GCD and LCM, prime factors, fractions, percentages, cross-multiplication, mean and median, the Pythagorean theorem, equations, quadratic equations and a unit converter.
The Mathbot Challenge
Ten timed mental-math questions per level, with points, streaks and records. It makes a good five-minute warm-up before a worksheet.
Curriculum and storage
Chapters are grouped by topic: numbers and calculation, geometry, measures, data and probability, algebra, functions, sequences and analysis. Progress, best scores, favorites and challenge points stay on the phone, with no account and no personal data. Answer keys and printable PDF sheets are on the companion website, opened from the app.
Getting started
- Install Maths Facile from Google Play.
- Select the level, for example 5ème for Grade 7 or Seconde for Grade 10.
- Open a chapter and read the lesson and its examples.
- Try a worksheet starting with one star, then move up.
- Finish with the quiz and, when the chapter is done, the test out of 20.
Good practice for weekly use
Begin each session with the Mathbot Challenge, then do a lesson or a quiz. Keep the test for the end of a chapter and note the mark on your planner.
Use the tools to check a result rather than to find it. Solve first on paper, then confirm with the tool.
Another habit worth keeping is a short review. Once a week, reopen the quizzes you got wrong and redo only those, so that errors do not pile up before the chapter test.
Because the interface is French, English-speaking learners should know the key terms first. Our Grade 6 (6ème) page and Geometry (Seconde) page offer English worksheets to pair with the app.
Frequently asked questions
What is Mathbot in Maths Facile?
Mathbot is the small robot guide of Maths Facile. It gives explanations after quiz answers and hosts the Mathbot Challenge, a set of ten timed mental-math questions per level with points, streaks and records.
Which levels does the Maths Facile app cover?
It covers 6ème, 5ème, 4ème, 3ème, Seconde, Première and Terminale, which correspond roughly to Grades 6 to 12. The app and its explanations are written in French.
Does Maths Facile include worksheets and tests?
Yes. Worksheets are ranked from one to three stars, each chapter has a test marked out of 20, and quizzes have ten questions with immediate correction. Answer keys and printable sheets are on the companion website.
Is Maths Facile on iPhone?
Not yet. The app is available for Android on Google Play and an iPhone version is in preparation. It has no ads and needs no account, and progress is saved on your device.
