From "where are the gaps?" to daily progress, in four steps.
Every child starts from where they really are, not where the textbook assumes they are.
Free 10-minute diagnostic
Your child answers adaptive questions. We find strengths, gaps and the thinking traps behind wrong answers.
Level check on what school has taught
Schools teach topics in different orders. The covered-topics level check tests only what has been taught so far.
Daily quests and quick lessons
Short daily quests build the habit. When a wrong answer reveals a misconception, a micro-lesson explains the trap.
Monthly progress check
Once a month, a progress check shows what has improved and what still needs work, and feeds your parent report.
A report you can read in a minute, and act on.
No guessing from a single test score. You see which topics are secure, which are shaky, and the misconception behind the mistakes.
Topic by topic view
Secure, building or needs attention, for every topic your child has practised.
Thinking traps, named
Understand why an answer was wrong, in plain words, not only that it was wrong.
Progress you can see
The monthly progress check shows movement over time, so you know practice is working.
Parent report
Sample child · Grade 6 · Cambridge
Thinking trap to watch
Adds numerators and denominators separately. Seen in Fractions.
Sample layout with made-up levels. Real reports use your child's own answers.
Matched to your child's syllabus, and to your child's school pace.
Grades 3 to 10 across the syllabi families choose most. Pick your child's grade and syllabus, and practice follows from there.
Syllabi
Grades
Topic areas
Tests only what school has taught so far.
No frustrating questions on topics your child has not met yet. You choose what has been covered, and the check stays inside it.
Example only.
Maths your child actually opens on their own.
Daily quests, coins and a treasure map turn practice into a habit kids want to keep, while every question still builds real skill.
Daily quests. Short, focused sessions that fit around homework and dinner.
Coins and a shop. Earn coins for effort and spend them in the shop.
A treasure map. Every completed quest moves your child further along the map.
Their own login. Kids sign in with a username and a PIN that you set up.
Today's quest
Illustration of the kid experience.
Built for children, with parents in charge.
You decide when your child starts, how they sign in, and what you share. We built edudrill with US COPPA and India DPDP in mind.
Parent consent first
A parent sets up the account and gives consent before a child starts.
Privacy by design
COPPA and DPDP aware. Our Privacy page explains what we collect and why.
Simple, safe sign-in
Kids use a username and a PIN you create. There is no separate sign-up for children.
No ads
Your child's practice space is for maths, not for advertising.
Start free. Upgrade when you are ready.
The diagnostic is free. Premium plans cover 1, 2 or 3 children, billed in USD through Stripe.
Premium · 2 children
$14.99
USD per month, or $119.99 per year
For two siblings learning together
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$17.99
USD per month, or $143.99 per year
Best value for the whole family
See plan detailsCancel anytime. Purchases are not refundable, so we suggest starting with the free diagnostic first.
Questions parents ask before they start.
Yes. The 10-minute diagnostic is free. It shows your child's strengths, gaps and thinking traps, and you decide afterwards whether Premium is right for you.
Ten minutes today. A clear picture of your child's maths.
Take the free diagnostic and see strengths, gaps and thinking traps before you decide on anything else.
A parent sets up the account and gives consent before a child starts.