Times Table Trainer

Build fast, confident recall with short flashcard sessions that focus on the facts you need most.

🛠️ Choose Your Practice

Choose the table or tables, how far to practise, the question order, and how long you want the session to last.
How a session works
1. Choose
Add the times table or tables you want to practise.
2. Set a time
A 2-minute session is a good quick challenge. The clock runs only while you are answering and pauses while you review feedback.
3. Answer
Type your answer. Press Enter once to check. The clock pauses while you review the feedback, then resumes when you press Enter again for the next card.
4. Review
When the session ends, check your score, Cardbox, and Learning Report.
No tables chosen yet. Click + Add Times Table, then choose the table you want.
Example: up to 12 means 2× through 12×.
Smart Practice is recommended for most learners.
Only answering time counts. The clock pauses while you review feedback.
Tables
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Up to
12
Time left
02:00
Elapsed
00:00
Correct ✓
0
Wrong ✗
0
Checked
0
▶ The clock runs only while you are answering. It pauses after Check so you can learn from the feedback.
7×12= .
Enter once to check • Enter again for the next card

📜 Past Sessions

Saved only on this browser so you can compare recent practice.
DateTablesUp toOrderSessionCorrectWrongCheckedAccuracyTime used
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Frequently Asked Questions

Add one or more times tables, choose how far you want to practise, choose a session length, then press Start Session. Type an answer and press Enter or tap Check. The clock pauses while you read the feedback. When you are ready, press Enter again or tap Next; the clock resumes for the new card.

If you choose a timed session, MadMath counts only the time spent attempting questions. The clock pauses after every checked answer so you can study the feedback without losing time. It resumes when the next card appears and ends the session automatically when the answering time reaches zero. You can also use End Early.

Smart Practice uses your Cardbox. Facts you get wrong are shown more often. Facts you repeatedly get right gradually appear less often, so more practice time goes toward what still needs work.

Each fact has a practice rank from 0 to 3. A correct answer moves the fact up one rank; a wrong answer moves it back to Rank 0. Lower-ranked facts are shown more often in Smart Practice. The rank is a practice guide, not a school grade.

One or two answers can make a percentage look much stronger or weaker than it really is. The Cardbox and report become more useful after repeated practice across several short sessions. Look at both accuracy and the number of tries.

No. Times Table Cardbox data and session history are stored only in this browser. Another browser or device will have its own separate progress.

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