Build a small learning routine with available maths and reading goals. Your child’s Home shows what they can try next, with rewards that stay in a parent’s control.
The ten-question demo needs no account or card. Signed-in learning choices depend on your child’s age, level and current availability.
Children get a focused practice flow. Parents decide which rewards matter and can recognise learning and effort away from the screen.
Add simple family rewards and set the points. Children can request them; a parent stays in control of approval.
A parent can award points for reading, finishing a printable, helping at home or simply keeping going.
Sign up as a parent and add each child with their age or level. It takes about a minute.
Children log in with a PIN, choose an available goal on Home and practise in sets of 5, 10 or 15 questions. Teaching has separate steps where offered.
Save goals, recognise effort and see what independent answer evidence supports. Completing an activity or earning points records participation; it is not proof of learning.
Home shows learning goals currently available for your child’s age and level
Choose 5, 10 or 15 practice questions; teaching has separate steps where offered
Public demos and free printables offer separate activities across a wider range of ages and topics
Collections chosen with a parent record practice, not independent learning progress
Our AI-awareness guide and public quizzes invite children to pause before trusting something that looks convincing, check a claim and make safer choices around new technology. There is no chat with strangers, and your child’s learning is never used to train AI.
These public guides offer activity ideas for ages 3–11, illustrative questions, a free printable and a route into the mixed demo. They are separate from the learning goals currently available on your child’s Home.
Number sense, operations, fractions and reasoning without a race against the clock.
Subject guideVocabulary, sequence, inference and evidence in short, readable prompts.
Subject guideObservation, fair tests, living things and explanations that fit the evidence.
Age guideA realistic mix for a child becoming more independent but still needing clear support.
Age guideMulti-step reasoning, careful reading and questions worth explaining.
Family challengeA small routine experiment with a clear stopping point and no catch-up debt.
We're Ireland-based parents. We built MultiplyBox because we wanted five focused minutes a day that felt like play rather than a fight — with no ads, and nobody selling our children's attention.
It started at our own kitchen table. We're now opening it to more families, listening carefully and fixing the parts that are unclear.
Questions, or want in? Email s@trulix.ai — a real person reads it.
If something you need isn't here, email us and we'll answer it properly.
Signed-in learning starts with a goal currently available on your child’s Home, including maths and reading choices where offered. Each goal has its own age and level range; no child is promised every topic. Teaching, practice and independent checks are different parts of learning, and teaching steps appear where available.
Public demos and printables cover a wider range of ages and topics as separate activities. Practice collections chosen with a parent are separate. These record practice, not independent learning progress. Parent reports explain what the independent answer evidence supports; completing activities or earning points recognises participation.
MultiplyBox isn't tied to one country's curriculum. It's organised by age and level, and focuses on the core skills that overlap across school systems — number sense, reading, scientific thinking, and general knowledge.
We're building for families in Ireland, the UK, the US and India, so we've deliberately kept it general rather than following one country's syllabus. As we grow we expect to align more closely with individual curricula, and we'll say so clearly when we do.
Public demos and age guides cover ages 3 to 11. Signed-in learning depends on each goal’s age, level and current availability; your child’s Home shows current choices. We use US-style grade names inside the app, so here’s roughly how they line up:
| Age | In the app | Ireland | UK | India |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3–4 | Pre-K | Preschool | Nursery / Reception | Nursery / LKG |
| 5 | Kindergarten | Senior Infants | Year 1 | Class 1 |
| 6 | Grade 1 | 1st Class | Year 2 | Class 2 |
| 7 | Grade 2 | 2nd Class | Year 3 | Class 3 |
| 8 | Grade 3 | 3rd Class | Year 4 | Class 4 |
| 9 | Grade 4 | 4th Class | Year 5 | Class 5 |
| 10 | Grade 5 | 5th Class | Year 6 | Class 6 |
| 11 | Grade 6 | 6th Class | Year 7 | Class 7 |
School systems vary, so treat this as a guide — pick by age, and change the level any time if it feels off.
For the youngest levels, usually yes — mostly to read questions aloud. From around age 7 most children manage on their own. Either way you can see exactly what they did afterwards.
Your child’s Home shows currently available learning goals for their age and level. Practice and independent checks use the selected goal; useful skills may return for spaced review. Teaching steps are offered separately where available.
When something goes wrong there is no penalty or buzzer. Hints and short explainers help before another try. We are not claiming that live difficulty automatically rises or falls after each answer today.
Questions are drafted with AI assistance and then reviewed by us before they go anywhere near a child. Every question is also run through automated checks for correct answers and valid options.
We're looking to bring teachers and educators into that review as we grow. We're not claiming professional educational endorsement today, because we don't have it yet.
The public demo has ten questions. Signed-in practice offers 5, 10 or 15 questions, and teaching has separate steps where available. Each activity has a stopping point. Five minutes is a routine to try, not a time limit or a promise that every child will finish in that time.
There are points, streaks and achievements, because for most children they're the difference between practising and not. There's also a daily cap on points, so there's nothing to gain from grinding for an hour.
You can't switch points and streaks off yet. It's a fair request and it's on our list — ask us and we'll tell you where it's got to.
There are no ads, in-app purchases, chat, messaging strangers, public profiles, photo uploads or public leaderboards. The rewards children unlock are the ones their parent creates and approves.
From you: name, email, password and an optional phone number. From your child: first name, date of birth, level, a profile handle, a protected PIN, and their learning activity — answers, progress, points and rewards.
Plus technical records: sign-ins, device pairing and basic diagnostics that can include an IP address. The full detail is in our Privacy Notice.
We never sell family data. Amazon Web Services hosts the service on our instructions; after optional parent permission, Amplitude processes only the limited analytics events described below. Zoho Mail handles messages and attachments you send to our support and privacy mailbox.
We're straight about this, because a lot of products aren't. We use AI in two places, and your child's name never goes near either of them.
Writing the questions. Questions are drafted with AI help, checked by a person, then stored — all of it long before your child opens the app. Nothing is sent anywhere while your child is playing.
Your weekly summary (planned, not built yet). We want to give you a short written summary of how the week went and what's worth practising next. When we build it, it will use progress figures only — which skills were practised and how they went. Your child's name, date of birth and the answers they actually typed won't be part of it.
Whoever we use will be contractually barred from training their models on our data, and we'll name them in our Privacy Notice before the feature goes live. Your child's learning is never used to train anyone's AI.
No advertising cookies, no session replay and no targeted advertising. After a parent optionally chooses “Allow analytics”, Amplitude acts as our analytics processor in an EU-provisioned project. We send anonymous or pseudonymous technical events for activation, reliability and coarse learning-session outcomes.
We do not send names, emails, phone numbers, dates of birth, child or product identifiers, URLs, questions, answers, IP/location/device enrichment, advertising data, autocapture or replay. You can choose “Not now” or withdraw through “Analytics preferences” without losing access. Withdrawal stops future collection; historical deletion can be requested at s@trulix.ai. See our Privacy Notice.
Our application servers, primary family database and automated database backups are hosted on Amazon Web Services in Ireland (eu-west-1), within the European Economic Area (EEA). Public website files and curriculum images remain stored in the United States; those files do not contain family account, child profile or learning-record data. AWS CloudFront routes requests through its global network, so request information such as IP addresses can be processed outside the EEA. Applicable transfer safeguards still apply, including AWS's Data Processing Addendum and Standard Contractual Clauses where required.
We keep it while your account is active. Email s@trulix.ai to request a copy or deletion; after verifying the request, we act without undue delay and respond within a month.
It's free today and free throughout the beta. There's no card, no trial countdown and nothing to cancel.
We may introduce paid plans later — we're still learning what's worth paying for. If we do, everyone who joined while it was free keeps free access for at least a year from the day we announce pricing, and we'll tell you well in advance. You'll never be charged without choosing to be.
Anyone can create an account without an invitation. It is still an early version, first tested with our own children and now a small group of other families, so you may find rough edges. It has not yet been reviewed by professional educators. Email s@trulix.ai whenever something is unclear.
10 questions. No account or card. Create a free family account only if it feels right.
Free throughout beta. If pricing launches, early families keep free access for at least a year from the announcement.