For Parents

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How Wembuno works

1. Your child picks a mode or follows the Adventure map. Rounds are short, usually one to three minutes.
2. Questions change format to keep thinking active: multiple choice, typing the answer, true or false, missing numbers (7 × ? = 56) and, on Easy, pictures of groups.
3. Right answers earn stars, coins and combo bonuses. A wrong answer is never punished: the game shows the correct fact with a skip-counting strip, and the fact returns a few questions later.
4. Behind the scenes, every fact from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12 has its own memory level. Facts that are missed or answered slowly appear more often; facts answered quickly and correctly move up and are reviewed after longer and longer gaps.
5. A fact counts as mastered only after it has been answered correctly and fluently on separate occasions, so a lucky guess never counts.

Skills your child builds

How difficulty works

• Easy: three answer choices, pictures of groups, more time and hints.
• Normal: four choices mixed with typing, true or false and missing numbers.
• Challenge: mostly typing and missing numbers, with shorter time targets.

In Adventure mode, each island starts gently with a Learn stage and builds up to a Challenge stage that also reviews earlier islands. On top of that, the game adapts question by question to the facts your child finds hardest.

Why times tables still matter

Calculators are everywhere, but quick recall of multiplication facts remains one of the strongest foundations for later learning. When facts are automatic, children can focus on the new idea in front of them — long multiplication, division, fractions, area or algebra — instead of getting stuck on 7 × 8. Confidence with the tables also changes how children feel about numbers.

Tips for using Wembuno at home

• Aim for about 10 minutes a day rather than long sessions.
• Play the first few rounds together and celebrate effort, not just scores.
• Once a week, try Mistakes Training to tackle the trickiest facts.
• Choose the Calm animations setting if effects are distracting, and turn sound off in shared spaces.
• Check this page now and then to spot the tables that need a little more attention.

Healthy play by design

• No purchases, no loot boxes and no gambling-style mechanics.
• No ads inside the game, in menus or on reward screens.
• No chat, no public profiles and no leaderboards with other children.
• No penalties for taking a break and no countdowns pressuring your child to come back.
• Daily Sky Quests are optional bonuses; nothing is lost if they are skipped.

Privacy in one minute

• No accounts, names, email addresses, photos or locations are ever requested.
• Progress is saved only in this browser using local storage, and is never sent to us.
• No analytics, tracking pixels or social media plugins.
• You can save progress to a file, move it to another device or delete it at any time.

Read the full privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

Does my child need an account?

No. Wembuno works without any sign-up. Progress is stored in the browser on the device being used.

Can progress move to another device?

Yes. In the game, open Settings → Grown-up zone → Save progress to a file, then load that file on the other device. The same buttons are at the end of the report above.

Is Wembuno suitable for younger children?

Wembuno is designed for ages 6 to 12. Easy mode uses three choices, pictures and hints, so younger children can start with the 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s.

Why is the report empty?

The report only shows progress saved in this browser. A private or incognito window, a different browser, or cleared site data will show an empty report.