Free adaptive maths check · about 15 minutes

Find what's missing.
Teach what matters.

NumPath identifies where your child is confident, where there may be gaps and what to focus on next, giving you a clearer path forward.

Free for a limited timeNo credit cardAustralian Curriculum aligned
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A NumPath parent report showing the year level a child is working at
A NumPath question screen on a phone
Australian Curriculum alignedCreated by Australian educatorsClear results for parents

Stop guessing where your child needs help.

A child can understand some areas of maths and still be held back by one or two missing foundations. Before asking them to do more practice, NumPath helps you see what they actually need.

About 25 adaptive questions

The check responds as your child answers.

A clear parent report

See confidence and support areas across six maths strands.

A useful next step

Understand what to focus on rather than repeating everything.

A NumPath parent report showing all six curriculum strands

Your results

A clearer picture of where they are now.

Your report shows areas of confidence, where focused support could help and what the results mean in practical language.

Finding the gap is only the beginning.

NumPath is built around a simple idea: identify the missing skill, explicitly teach it and guide the child from demonstration to independence.

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Find what's missing

The maths check identifies where support is needed.

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Teach the skill

Real teachers explain the concept clearly and step by step.

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Build independence

The child moves from guided practice to trying it themselves.

Real teachers · explicit instruction

The right skill, taught the right way.

Matt and Ben teach each concept using the same clear structure they use in the classroom.

I doThe teacher demonstrates
We doThey work through it together
You doThe child tries independently
A still from a NumPath lesson showing a bar model and a number line
A NumPath practice question on a phone
Matt
Matt
Ben
Ben

Meet your teachers

Built by educators who understand where children get stuck.

We're Matt and Ben, two Australian teachers with more than 25 years in classrooms and school leadership between us. We kept seeing the same pattern. A child misses one early concept in maths and everything built on top of it gets shaky.

In a class of 28 there's rarely time to go back and find those gaps, and private tutoring is expensive and tends to reteach skills that children already know. We built NumPath so parents can see exactly where their child is with maths, and give them short, targeted lessons on exactly those gaps.

Four module pilot

See how NumPath teaches.

Our four module pilot gives you a chance to try NumPath and see if it works for your child. The four modules are at Year 4 level and target the concepts we know students get stuck on: Algebra, Time, Fractions and Decimals.

Each module has a short video lesson taught by a real teacher, interactive practice, and a check at the end to see what has stuck. One payment, no subscription.

Try four modules for $49
$49

What comes next

Personalised learning pathways are coming.

We are currently building the full NumPath platform to generate personalised learning pathways, turning each child's identified gaps into a focused set of teacher led lessons without making them repeat an entire program. Help us shape the final product with your feedback.

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Identified gapThe maths check finds the skill that is missing.
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Teacher lessonA short lesson built for that exact skill.
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Independent skillYour child works through it on their own.

In development · not part of the current pilot

Common questions

What age or year level is the maths check for?
It covers the Australian Curriculum from Year 2 to Year 6 and adapts to your child as they answer, so it finds their level rather than assuming it.
Should I help my child answer the questions?
Let them answer on their own if they can. The check is looking for what they can do without help, so a hand from you makes the results less useful. Sitting nearby is fine.
What will the parent report show?
A strand by strand picture across all six areas of maths: Number, Algebra, Measurement, Space, Statistics and Probability. For each one you will see the level your child is working at and what that means in practical language.
What happens if my child does not know an answer?
There is a "not sure yet" button on every question. Tapping it is not a wrong answer. It tells us what to teach next, which is more useful than a guess.
Is the four module pilot personalised?
No. The four pilot modules are the same for every family and sit at Year 4 level. They are there to show you how NumPath teaches. The free maths check separately shows you where your child is.
Who teaches the lessons?
Matt and Ben. Each lesson is a short video taught the same way they teach it in a classroom, followed by practice.

Start with clarity

Find out what your child actually needs.

Complete the free adaptive maths check and receive a clear, strand by strand parent report.