questions & answers.

Let's Math turns a primary math question into a clear, narrated, animated video. Children see the steps, hear the explanation, and can practice similar questions afterward.

It is built for primary school learners (roughly Classes 1–5) and the parents who support them. Content is age-appropriate and aligned with common primary curricula such as NCTB.

Open Solve, then type the question or upload a photo of it. We generate a video explanation when the question is within primary math and we can teach it clearly.

Core primary topics such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentages, measurement, time, geometry, patterns, place value, and more. Questions outside primary math get a short text reply instead of a video.

Sometimes a question is outside primary math, unclear, or not yet supported for video. In those cases we decline rather than guess. You can also hit a monthly video limit on your plan — Parent's Corner shows usage and upgrade options.

Parent's Corner is the adult area for profiles, plans, and account settings. Access is protected so children stay in the learning space while parents manage the account.

Each plan includes a monthly video allowance (for example Free, Starter, and Advance). When the video quota is used up, text help may still be available, but new videos pause until the next cycle or an upgrade.

Yes. Parents can keep multiple child profiles and switch between them from the menu. Progress stays with each child.

Let's Math uses single-device login for account safety. Signing in on a new device signs out the previous one so only one active session runs at a time.

We collect only what we need to run the service, we do not sell user data, and parents can request access or deletion. See the Privacy Policy for full details.

Switch opens profile switching so another child can learn. Tour replays the short in-app guide to Solve, Concept Corner, and the main tabs.

Yes. The music and sound buttons at the top of the menu mute background music and tap effects independently.