Nomuk

Nomuk is an adaptive maths practice app for children aged 5 to 15. Courses follow the school syllabus from counting to long division, difficulty shifts with each answer, and parents get consent, session and milestone updates over WhatsApp. No ads, minimal data collection, Android only for now.

Nomuk is a maths practice app for children aged 5 to 15, built around a single idea: a child should work at the speed their understanding actually allows. Questions adjust as answers come in, stepping up when a child is answering confidently and easing back when they stumble. The app is ad free by design and collects very little data. The course structure follows the school syllabus in order, from counting and single digit addition through subtraction, multiplication, division and on to long division. Children practise a topic as many times as they need before the app moves them forward, so gaps are less likely to accumulate. A blue companion character called Nomu greets the child, reacts to answers and levels up alongside them, giving younger learners a reason to return the next day. Parent involvement runs through WhatsApp rather than a separate dashboard. Signing up requires only a nickname for the child (not necessarily a real name) and a parent phone number. A one time password sent to that number must be approved before anything begins. From there parents can receive alerts when a session starts and stops, optional right and wrong answer detail, and a message each time a course is completed. The amount of detail is the parent choice. The app sits alongside worksheet apps and school homework tools, differentiating itself through adaptive difficulty, syllabus ordering and the WhatsApp channel. It is aimed at parents who want short, low pressure daily practice without handing a child an ad supported product. The Android release is live on Google Play, with an iOS version listed as coming soon. Refunds are handled by email, and feedback goes to the team behind the product.