Instant AI grading. Mistake monsters. Daily streaks. From SC04 to SC07 — real gains you can see, XP you can bank.
Feedback in seconds — not just right or wrong, but which step tripped you up, like a tutor talking you through it.
Every wrong answer lands in your notebook and resurfaces on a forgetting-curve schedule — until you have genuinely nailed it.
Keep a streak, bank XP, and climb a leaderboard against students across Malaysia. Long streaks unlock titles and avatar frames.
Stuck on a question? Summon a beast for a nudge toward the method — never the answer — with a free weekly allowance.
Snap a photo or upload a PDF and the AI drafts a structured question the teacher can edit straight into the bank.
It covers the full senior-level Malaysian UEC mathematics syllabus — SC04 Mathematics, SC05 Advanced Mathematics, SC06 Advanced Mathematics I and SC07 Advanced Mathematics II. Junior math (JE04) is in the works.
Core practice is free forever — questions, AI grading, the mistake notebook, daily streaks and the leaderboard all cost nothing. The only paid parts are extra AI usage beyond a weekly free allowance, plus optional mock exam papers.
Questions are written by Malaysian math teachers to the Dong Zong syllabus and human-reviewed one by one before going live; the AI only grades and explains, it never writes questions. Grading pinpoints the step where you first went wrong, not just right-or-wrong.
No. DuckMath runs in the browser — open it on a phone, tablet or laptop, sign in, and your progress syncs automatically. Nothing to install.
It suits students from Senior 1 through Senior 3 preparing for the UEC, plus Junior 3 students who want a head start. The earlier you begin, the more the spaced-repetition review pays off — it schedules revision along the forgetting curve so you are not cramming the week before.
A workbook only gives you the final answer key; a video is one-way. DuckMath responds the moment you submit — it shows which step went wrong and where to look next, then schedules that mistake for review. It is practice plus instant feedback plus long-term tracking, not passive watching.
Yes. Teachers get their own portal to author questions, build papers, assign work by class and track progress; sign-up is via invite code. Parents can follow along on the same student account to see progress.
DuckMath collects only the minimum data needed to run the platform, never sells student information, and shows no personalised ads to minors. See the Privacy Policy for details.
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