Multiplication app analytics for August 31

Practice the multiplication tables. A clear progression starts with the simpler tables, and as you master those, the difficulty level increases to the harder tables. The app follows recommended math pedagogy, such as practicing the 4-times table alongside the 2-times table to enhance understanding. However, you also have the option to deviate from this approach and select specific tables you'd like to practice. You can track your progress through both a history log and a clear overview. In this overview, numbers you’ve successfully answered the last three times appear in green, while others are marked yellow or red depending on how you've done. This makes it easy to see what you’ve mastered and what you still need to practice. You can also practice the tables using flashcards, where instead of typing the answer, you can flip the card to see it—just like physical cards. There’s also the classic table format where, for example, the entire 3-times table is displayed for practice. If multiple people in the household want to practice, you can create different profiles. The app supports both dark and light modes. Feedback and suggestions are very welcome!