Math that's as engaging as the best storybook
EduBert is an interactive math game for kids aged 5+. Story, characters and 100 tasks in each adventure. First level free!
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Park, City, Beach or Forest — each teaches a different math operation.
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Story, characters and 100 interactive tasks guide your child through learning.
4 math adventures
Each adventure has 10 scenes, 100 tasks and 5 characters. Choose yours!
EduBert in the Park — Addition
Addition up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks
EduBert in the City — Subtraction
Subtraction up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks
EduBert at the Beach — Multiplication
Multiplication up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks
EduBert in the Forest — Division
Division up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks
EduBert in the Park — Addition
Addition up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks · 5 characters
EduBert — a lost little dog with a backpack — runs through the gate of the Great City Park. He doesn't know where home is. Luckily, he meets Mr. Gardener Henry, who knows the park inside out. Together they journey through 10 locations full of math challenges.
At the playground, Squirrel Suzie joins — full of energy. At the café, Goose Greta appears — a strict guardian with a heart of feathers. In the maze, Hedgehog Jeremy shares his wisdom, and on the avenue, Magpie Stephanie tells stories about the park. In the finale, at the Great Gate, EduBert returns home — wiser and with friends forever.
10
scenes
100
tasks
5
characters
Mr. Gardener Henry
Patient mentor, knows the park for 30 years
Squirrel Suzie
Energetic, cheerful, loves acorns
Goose Greta
Strict guardian with a heart of feathers
Hedgehog Jeremy
Quiet philosopher with prickly wisdom
Magpie Stephanie
Park chronicler, collects stories
Locations
Park Gate
Fountain
Playground
Duck Pond
Café
Rose Garden
Maze
Hilltop
Main Avenue
Great Gate
EduBert in the City — Subtraction
Coming soonSubtraction up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks · 5 characters
EduBert finds a lost package at the post office and decides to deliver it across the city. From dawn to dusk he wanders through the market, bakery, school, theater, library and park, until he reaches the Main Square.
Frankie the Postman teaches him the routes, Grandma Zosia feeds him pastries, Officer Asia checks documents, Radzio the Raccoon knows every alley, and Gustav the Pigeon sees everything from the town hall roof.
10
scenes
100
tasks
5
characters
Frankie the Postman
Cheerful guide on a bicycle
Grandma Zosia
Warm-hearted, feeds everyone pastries
Officer Asia
Tough on the outside, warm inside
Radzio the Raccoon
Collector, knows every alley
Gustav the Pigeon
Sees everything from the rooftop
Locations
Post Office
Market
Bakery
School
Theater
Library
City Park
Train Station
Town Hall
Main Square
EduBert at the Beach — Multiplication
Coming soonMultiplication up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks · 5 characters
EduBert sees the ocean for the first time — vast, blue, endless. Captain Pete the Pelican tells of a treasure hidden somewhere along the coast.
Together with Clem the Crab, Felicia the Seal, Barbara the Turtle and Maya the Seagull, they set off on a quest — from the beach gate, through parasols, ice cream kiosk, pier, lighthouse, sea cave, shipwreck, coral reef and tiny island, all the way to the treasure!
10
scenes
100
tasks
5
characters
Captain Pete
Beach captain, teaches grouping
Clem the Crab
Energetic, collects seashells
Felicia the Seal
Strict lighthouse guardian
Barbara the Turtle
Wise one, remembers everything
Maya the Seagull
Chronicler, brings the news
Locations
Beach Gate
Parasols
Ice Cream Kiosk
Pier
Lighthouse
Sea Cave
Shipwreck
Coral Reef
Tiny Island
Treasure!
EduBert in the Forest — Division
Coming soonDivision up to 100 · 10 scenes · 100 tasks · 5 characters
EduBert enters a mysterious forest shrouded in morning mist. Ranger Boris warns — the forest tests those who seek its secrets.
Fred the Fox, a clever trickster in a vest, joins as guide. Mama Bear Ola keeps order. Celina the Owl teaches that division and multiplication are siblings. And Derek the Woodpecker drums the rhythm of the story. From the forest clearing, through the old oak, stream, druid stone, beaver dam, lake, treetop path, gate, summit all the way to Paradise Glade.
10
scenes
100
tasks
5
characters
Ranger Boris
Mysterious forest guardian
Fred the Fox
Clever trickster with a heart
Mama Bear Ola
Strict mother, big and warm
Celina the Owl
Night-wise philosopher
Derek the Woodpecker
Noisy chronicler, drums the rhythm
Locations
Forest Clearing
Old Oak
Stream
Druid Stone
Beaver Dam
Clear Lake
Treetop Path
Forest Gate
Hilltop
Paradise Glade
Training Meadow
Train any operation with any engine · 18 math games · Full control
Once your child finishes the adventures, the Training Meadow lets them practice exactly what they need. You pick the operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or all of them), the difficulty (number range, lives), and which task engines to use — 18 different games ranging from quick math to drag-and-drop, match, memory and bubble pop.
The Meadow is training without a story, without narration — pure practice in your favorite format. The child decides what they want to do today. The parent knows that 15 minutes here is real, focused practice tailored to their needs.
18
engines
5
operations
∞
Full control
A few engines
Build bridge
Pop bubbles
Maze runner
Number line
Calculate
Memory
Catch falling
Sort
Available on Premium plans
Designed with parents in mind
3x3 motivation system
3 lives and 3 hearts per level. Your child learns by trying, not by fearing mistakes.
Achievement badges
Gold, Silver and Bronze badges motivate improvement. No punishment, no pressure.
Parent panel with PIN
Track your child's progress. PIN-protected — your child can't change settings.
Aligned with curriculum
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division up to 100. Grades 1-3.
