Personalized learning

A personalized math curriculum, built around one child

“Personalized” gets stuck on a lot of math products that are really one fixed course with an adaptive difficulty slider. A personalized math curriculum should change what your child actually sees: the examples, the pace, the starting point, and the practice, while the math underneath stays on real grade-level standards.

Mathbloom generates each course for one child. You tell it their age, the math they need, and a few things they love, and it writes a complete course around them.

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Free to play, no sign-up · Family plan $49/mo for up to 3 kids · cancel anytime

What gets personalized

Interests: their interests become the worked examples, word problems, diagrams, and jokes, with their name woven through.
Starting point: an optional placement quiz skips skills they already have and adds a short Foundations lesson for any gap from an earlier grade.
Pace: every answer steers the course. The next lesson opens gentler where a skill is still settling and tightens the ramp when they are sailing.
Practice: each skill mints fresh problems until they get three in a row, then comes back later for review on a widening schedule.
Tone: reading level matched to their age, humor matched to their taste, and an optional read-aloud narrator.

What stays standard

The scope and sequence. Every course follows a gap-free sequence on real standards (Common Core aligned for grades 4 through 8, and the standard high-school pathway after that), and every lesson teaches toward named mastery objectives. Personalization changes how the math is taught, never which math gets taught.

Who it is for

Kids in grade 4 through high school who read on their own.
Homeschool families who want a complete course plus printable records.
Parents supplementing school math: shore up a shaky topic or race ahead on a strong one.
Tutors and co-ops, on the Studio plan, running courses for up to 10 learners.

See one before you buy

Play a real sample course free, no sign-up, in the same interactive player your kid would use. When you are ready, the Family plan is $49/mo for up to 3 kids. Cancel anytime.

Questions parents ask

Is a personalized course still aligned to standards?

Yes. The sequence of lessons follows real grade-level standards with named objectives for every lesson. What changes per child is the context, pace, starting point, and practice, not the math that gets covered.

How long is a course?

Up to 12 lessons of about 20 minutes each, plus fresh practice and review. When a course ends, you can generate the next one.

Who writes the lessons?

Courses are generated by AI for your child, following a fixed curriculum outline, then checked so the math stays correct and the examples stay age-appropriate. There is no open chatbot for kids.

What does it cost?

Sample courses are free. The Family plan is $49/mo for up to 3 kids; Studio for tutors and co-ops covers up to 10 learners. Both cancel anytime.