Everything you might want to know about MathLeap. If your question is not answered here, please contact us.
Yes. MathLeap is completely free. You are never required to pay to keep playing.
MathLeap is a mental‑math puzzle game. You read a short instruction each round — an operation like "+ 7" or a word instruction like "next even number" — work out the answer, and tap it before the timer runs out. See the How to Play guide for full rules.
Yes. Once the game has loaded, it works without an internet connection, so you can play anywhere. A connection is only needed to load the game the first time.
Your player profile, best score, coins, streak and settings are saved locally on the device you play on, using your browser's storage. Clearing your browser data or switching devices will start you fresh.
No online account is required. You can create a local player name (optionally protected by a 4‑digit PIN) so several people can keep separate progress on the same device, but nothing is sent to a server.
MathLeap includes Classic levels, Endless, a shared Daily Challenge, a themed Journey with phases, and Build modes (Target, Order and Sequence). Details are in the How to Play guide.
Add Time tops up the clock, Skip lets you pass a round, and Shield absorbs one wrong answer. Each can be used a limited number of times per game, and your allowance grows as you clear more levels.
Coins are the in‑game currency. You earn them by playing and from daily missions, and you spend them on power‑ups, continues and cosmetic colours.
When a run ends you can continue it a limited number of times — by spending coins, inviting a friend, or (when ads are available) watching a short ad. If you'd rather start over, choose Play Again.
The Daily Challenge is a special puzzle that is the same for everyone on a given day and refreshes every 24 hours — a fun way to compare yourself against the same starting conditions.
After a game, MathLeap can ask if you'd like a gentle once‑a‑day reminder to keep your streak going. If you say yes, your browser asks permission to show notifications. You can turn reminders off at any time in Settings.
The game itself does not ask for personal information, and your progress stays on your device. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
Yes. MathLeap is available as a free Android app on Google Play, in addition to this web version that runs in any modern browser.
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