Math for kindergarten to 2nd grade

Learn math with a pal.

Your child picks a pet, explores painted lands and practices counting, adding and more. Along the way they earn outfits and collectible cards.

Get launch newsComing soon to iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets.

Free for 7 days
Then one purchase, no subscription
No ads

How it works

Practice that feels like play

Explore painted lands

Each land is a math topic. New lands appear through the fog as skills grow.

Earn outfits

Choose a dog, a cat or a horse. Finishing a session opens a box with a new outfit or a pack of cards.

Collect cards

Combine a character, a place and an action to make an animated scene. Some combinations unlock special animations.

What kids learn

Built on Common Core principles

SumPup starts every child at the beginning and moves up as they show they’re ready, with questions from kindergarten through 2nd grade. Kids see objects, number lines and ten-frames, so they learn why an answer is right, not just what it is.

Counting
Adding
Subtracting
Place value
Shapes
Measurement
Patterns

For parents

Calm, safe and made by parents

We built SumPup after our son’s tough kindergarten year. He’s bright, but traditional lessons didn’t click. SumPup is the patient, playful practice we wished we’d had.

A mom and her son using SumPup on the couch

Gentle feedbackWrong answers never turn red. Kids simply try again.
No ads, no data collectedProgress stays on the device. No account needed.
Works offlinePlays in airplane mode, in the car or at grandma’s.
Purchases need a grown-upEvery purchase and setting sits behind a grown-up check.
Short sessionsA session takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and your child can stop cleanly after any quest.
Grows with your childSumPup moves up on its own as your child gets stronger. There is nothing to set.

Try everything free for 7 days

Then unlock SumPup forever with one purchase. No subscription, no ads, nothing extra to buy.

Get launch news

Get the free Parent’s Math Decoder

A free guide to the 10 ways K–2 kids learn math today, with a game for each one you can play tonight. Sign up and we’ll send you the guide, then SumPup news and short math ideas.