When 7×8 is instant instead of a finger-count, homework gets faster and confidence follows. Mixto turns five minutes a day into real, measurable recall — and shows you exactly where your child stands.
If basic facts aren't automatic, working memory gets eaten by arithmetic — right when math starts getting harder. It shows up as slow homework, frustration, and "I'm just not a math person."
Still working out 6×7 instead of just knowing it — every problem takes longer than it should.
Practice feels like a battle. Worksheets and flashcards are joyless, so they don't stick.
You can't tell if an app is targeting weak spots or just running up screen time.
One fact at a time, big and clear. No menus, no clock, no pressure. Right answers celebrate; wrong ones simply show the answer and move on — no shame, no penalty drama.
Open your dashboard and know in seconds: "Maya has mastered 34 of 169 multiplication facts." See the map, the daily streak, and which facts are still shaky — the kind of progress worth screenshotting.
Mixto is built to be put down. Short sessions, a clear finish, and nothing designed to keep your child scrolling.
A run ends in five minutes with a clear "you're done."
No ads, no purchases inside the game, no chat.
Accounts are created and controlled by grown-ups, and there are no third-party trackers in the kids' app.
One loop: practice, master, done. Nothing to get lost in.
Mixto exists because of a specific gap: the fluency tool that works is the one you can't buy.
Full access during the trial, cancel before it ends and you're not charged. Keep going for less than a couple of coffees a month.
Five minutes a day. Real, measurable recall. Be first in line when Mixto opens.