Tap the plushie. Launch the game.
No apps, no setup, no fuss.
Soft plush toys — numbers 0 to 9, sized just right for little hands.
Hold the toy near the top of the phone. NFC does the rest — no scanning, no codes.
Counting, adding, subtracting — right there on screen. Fun enough that they'll ask to play again.
Works on Android phones today. iPhone support coming soon
NFC chips are pre-programmed and sewn inside every toy. No app to download, no account to create, no pairing. Tap and go.
The toy stays in their hands. Mathmaties bridges physical play and digital learning in a way flashcards and apps simply can't.
Starts with number recognition and counting. Builds up to addition and subtraction. More game modes are on the way.
Ten soft, squishy number toys — each with an NFC chip sewn inside. Tie-dye plush fabric, fully stuffed, sized just right for little hands. The full set covers everything from counting to basic arithmetic.
Handmade prototypes shown. Final product may vary.
Mathmaties started at a kitchen table in Melbourne. Moira — developer and mum — had a simple idea: what if learning numbers felt like playing with a toy? Two hackathons and a few prototypes later, Mathmaties was born. We're a family project, not a startup — building this carefully, with real kids in the loop.
We're in the prototype phase. Be the first to know when Mathmaties is ready — drop your email below.