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Bootcamp step 1

Times tables and instant recall

Use the reference grid, build a few weak rows with flashcards, and then move into the five-second trainer when you want stricter recall practice.

Unlock rule

Complete the full 12 × 12 mode

A standard ten-in-a-row run marks this bootcamp step complete.

Format

5-second answer window

Short runs work best on mobile because the keypad stays in view.

Reference

Use the grid to spot patterns before you test yourself.

Mirror pairs, repeated endings, and the harder centre of the grid become much easier once you can see them together.

Tap any square to lock a pair.

Swipe sideways for the full grid

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Tap any square to link the row and column

Swipe to explore the grid on mobile

Flashcards

Build weaker rows before moving into the timed trainer.

Use untimed repetition for isolated chunks, especially if one row keeps slowing you down.

Build Your Deck

Select the specific times tables you want to focus on. We'll generate a random deck of flashcards for untimed practice.

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Trainer

Use the five-second trainer for the final recall check.

The standard full-grid mode is the one that unlocks the next stage of the learning hub.

Multiplier configuration

Select a mode to target specific weaknesses. You have a strict 5-second cutoff per question.

Winning Streak Target:

Study notes

A few simple habits matter more than a lot of theory.

Learn in blocks

Start with the easier rows first, then spend more time on the 6, 7, 8, and 9 tables.

Use mirror pairs

If you know 4 × 7, you also know 7 × 4. Half the grid is a repeat in reverse.

Keep drills short

A few focused minutes every day usually beats one heavy session at the weekend.

Memory targets

Drill these until they feel automatic.

  • 6 × 7 = 42
  • 6 × 8 = 48
  • 7 × 8 = 56
  • 11 × 11 = 121
  • 11 × 12 = 132
  • 12 × 12 = 144