Singapore Math Drills Team · 6 July 2026
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The best time to practise math isn't always when your child is sitting at a desk. It's the fifteen minutes in the car after school. It's the quiet spell at a coffee shop while siblings are at enrichment. It's the weekend morning before the rest of the house wakes up.
For most families, those windows go unused — not because the child doesn't want to practise, but because the practice tool lives on a laptop at home.
That's changed. Singapore Math Drills is now available on Google Play, free for all Android devices.
There's a well-established principle in learning science called distributed practice — spreading shorter study sessions across multiple days produces stronger retention than cramming the same total time into one sitting. The research is clear: ten minutes of focused practice five days a week outperforms a single fifty-minute session on the weekend.
The problem has always been logistics. Getting a child to sit down for a dedicated math session at home requires momentum — the laptop charged, the Wi-Fi working, no distractions. On a phone, the friction drops to almost nothing. The child opens the app, picks up where they left off, and practises for as long as the moment allows.
This is especially powerful for the types of math that benefit from frequent, low-stakes repetition: multiplication tables, fraction equivalence, number bonds, and the mental arithmetic that underpins Paper 1. These aren't topics that reward marathon sessions. They reward daily touch.
The mobile app carries the full Singapore Math Drills experience — not a watered-down companion version.
Practice from Primary 1 to Secondary 4. Primary questions follow the Singapore MOE Primary Mathematics syllabus through Primary 6; Secondary 1 practice includes topics such as prime factorisation, integers and algebra, alongside selected Secondary 2, Secondary 3, and Secondary 4 topics. Each level's available topics are mapped for focused practice. G3 Mathematics — Additional Mathematics is not covered yet.
Focus Mode and Sprint Mode. Focus Mode lets your child work through questions at their own pace with hints and no time pressure — ideal for new or difficult topics. Sprint Mode adds a countdown timer and streak tracking for building rapid recall on mastered skills. Switching between the two is a single tap.
Worked solutions after every answer. Whether your child gets a question right or wrong, they see a step-by-step explanation. For bar-model word problems, this means a full visual breakdown of how the model maps to the question. The explanations are written in plain language, not textbook jargon.
Progress that carries over. Your child's accuracy data, mastery levels, and focus-area recommendations sync between the phone and the web version. Start a session on the laptop, continue on the phone — the skill map picks up exactly where it left off.
No ads, no in-app purchases. The app is free to use. There are no advertisements, no premium upsells inside the practice experience, and no social features that pull your child away from the math.
You don't need to carve out an hour. Some of the most effective practice happens in short bursts:
The key is consistency, not duration. Three five-minute sessions across a day teach more than one fifteen-minute session at a desk. The app tracks cumulative practice time, so you can see that those small moments add up.
When your child practises on the mobile app, their progress feeds into the same parent dashboard you'd see on the web. You can check which topics your child worked on, whether their accuracy is trending up, and where they're still struggling — all from your own phone.
The weekly Parent Digest email still arrives every Sunday, summarising the week's practice in plain language: what was mastered, what needs attention, and what's coming next. The mobile app doesn't replace that — it feeds it. More frequent practice means richer data, which means more useful summaries.
If your child has siblings on the same family plan, each child's progress is tracked separately on the app. You can switch between profiles to check on each child individually — no separate logins or accounts required.
Good news — Singapore Math Drills is now on the App Store too. Read Singapore Math Drills Is Now on the App Store for details, or search "Singapore Math Drills" in the App Store on your iPhone.
If you're already a Singapore Math Drills user, download the app and sign in with your existing account. Your child's progress, skill map, and all settings carry over immediately.
If you're new, the app works without an account for browsing topics and trying sample questions. Creating a free account takes about thirty seconds and unlocks full progress tracking.
Either way, the practice is free. No credit card, no trial period, no obligation.