Follows the Victorian Curriculum F–10Follows the Victorian Curriculum, Foundation to Year 10
Every kid can be a maths kid.
Mathey is a patient AI voice at your child's shoulder while they work on a whiteboard. Mathey watches their handwriting, asks the right question at the right moment, and refuses to let "I'm just bad at maths" win.
The sample takes five minutes and only asks for your email · The full trial covers every child in the family for 7 days, then $19/month · Cancel anytime
7.4 − 2.85 = ?
Nice one. You lined up the decimal points and renamed 7.4 as 7.40 before subtracting. That's exactly the right move. Ready for the next one?
Not another quiz app
Apps mark answers. Tutors coach the thinking. Mathey coaches the thinking, right on top of your child's own handwriting.
Mathey watches them work, not just their answers
Your child writes every step by hand on a whiteboard, the same way they do at school. Mathey reads the working and coaches at the exact line where things went sideways. No multiple choice. No guessing until something sticks.
Mathey talks. And Mathey listens.
Mathey speaks Mathey's hints out loud in a warm Australian voice, and your child can just hold a button and ask a question the way they'd ask you. No typing. No chat window. A conversation over the page.
Mathey never just gives the answer
A good tutor asks the question that makes the penny drop. That rule is built into Mathey and Mathey cannot be talked out of it, no matter how sweetly your child asks. The 'aha' moment stays theirs.
When they're truly stuck, Mathey teaches
If a problem just won't crack, your child taps 'I'm stuck' and Mathey works it on the whiteboard one small step at a time, checking after each step that it actually made sense. If one explanation doesn't land, Mathey tries a different method.
Mathey knows your child
Tell Mathey your daughter is Minecraft-obsessed and word problems start visiting Minecraft. Tell Mathey your son finds maths stressful and Mathey slows down, celebrates small wins and never rushes him. You choose what to share. All of it is optional.
Fresh questions, made for them
Every session is written on the spot for your child's level, comes back around to their weak spots, and quietly steps the difficulty up as mastery grows. Every question's answer is independently double-checked before your child ever sees it.
NewTonight's school homework? Mathey's on it.
Snap a photo of the homework page and Mathey reads the problems, checks the answers independently, and coaches your child through their own working on the whiteboard — same patient voice, same golden rule: never just the answer.
AI your child is safe with
We built the guardrails before we built the coach
Handing your child to an AI should feel like handing them to a tutor you've already interviewed. Here is what Mathey will and won't do, by design.
Mathey stays on the maths
Mathey isn't an open chatbot. If your child tries to talk about anything other than the problem in front of them, Mathey gives one friendly nudge back to the question and nothing more.
Stars can't be sweet-talked
Kids are clever. 'Just mark it right' doesn't work here: a star is only awarded after a separate check confirms the correct answer is actually written on the board.
You see everything
Every session, every question, every hint — and now the whiteboard itself. Open any question in your dashboard to see exactly what your child wrote and the conversation Mathey had with them. And if Mathey ever hears something a trusted adult should know about, you get a gentle email the same day.
Kind by design
Mathey never says 'wrong'. Mathey points at the exact spot worth another look and asks a question. Mathey praises the process, not just the result, because that's what builds kids who keep trying.
Victorian Curriculum, version 2.0
Practice at home that matches Monday's classroom
Mathey's questions come straight from the official Victorian syllabus, Foundation through Year 10, across all six strands. Nothing American, nothing off-syllabus, nothing wasted.
And Mathey keeps time with the school year: switch on Follow the school termand sessions lean toward what Victorian classrooms are covering this term — then quietly revise last term's work over the holidays, so nothing fades over the break.
The parent dashboard
Finally, a straight answer to "how are they actually going?"
After every session you get a plain-English recap: what was practised, where they needed help, and one specific thing worth praising at dinner. The report card shows mastery topic by topic, so "fine" becomes "strong on fractions, shaky on area, and we're on it."
- Every question, every attempt, and how long it took, per session
- Exactly where your subscription goes: per-session usage, itemised
- Pick priority topics and Mathey leans into them — schedule them for the fortnight before a test
- An optional weekly email digest, only if you ask for it
- Kid areas and parent areas separated by your PIN
Maya · Year 5 report card
🔥 6-day streak"Maya pushed through a tricky two-step word problem today and got it on her third go. Worth a high-five at dinner: she didn't ask for the answer once."
Motivation that isn't your job anymore
They'll come back tomorrow without being asked
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Stars they can trust
A star for every genuinely solved problem, verified on the board. When Mathey walks them through one instead, that's learning, and it's counted honestly as learning, not as a freebie.
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Streaks and weekly goals
Kids see their streak flame and their progress toward the weekly goal you set. Showing up on day four because "I can't break the streak" is the whole point.
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Rewards on your terms
You decide what effort is worth in your house: screen time, pocket money, a trip for ice cream. Mathey tracks the earning fairly and tells you when it's time to pay up.
For the parent who has tried everything
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The 7:30pm maths battle, retired
No more being the parent, the tutor and the bad guy all at once. Mathey takes the coaching seat so you can go back to just being in their corner.
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Tutor-grade attention, without the logistics
One-on-one, endlessly patient, available whichever evening works. No driving across town, no locked-in timeslot, and a fraction of what weekly tutoring costs.
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Screen time that earns its keep
This is a short, structured sprint of handwritten problem-solving that ends with something to show for it. Not a game with maths sprinkled on top.
Questions parents ask us
Is this safe for my child to use alone?
Yes — Mathey isn't an open chatbot. Mathey only talks about the maths problem on the board, never reveals answers, and every session is visible in your dashboard. Parent areas sit behind your PIN, and stars are independently verified so kids can't sweet-talk their way to rewards.
Which year levels does Mathey cover?
Foundation to Year 10 of the Victorian Curriculum (version 2.0), across all six strands. Questions are generated fresh for your child's level and step up as mastery grows.
How is this different from a tutoring centre?
Same one-on-one attention, none of the logistics. Mathey works whichever evening suits, coaches on your child's own handwritten working, and costs a fraction of weekly tutoring. Mathey never gets impatient on the tenth try.
What does Mathey cost after the trial?
One subscription — $19 AUD a month — covers every child in the family, with a shared monthly practice allowance. The 7-day trial is full-featured and you can cancel in two clicks.
Can Mathey help with tonight's school homework?
Yes — snap a photo of the homework page and Mathey reads the problems, works out the answers independently, and coaches your child through them on the whiteboard exactly like a normal session. Same rules apply: hints and questions, never the answer.
Do I need an iPad or special hardware?
No — any computer or tablet with a browser works. Kids write on the built-in whiteboard with a mouse, trackpad, stylus or finger.
What if my child just asks Mathey for the answer?
They can try — it won't work. Never giving the answer is built into Mathey's rules. When a child is genuinely stuck, Mathey teaches step by step instead, checking understanding after each step.
Give Mathey one week of evenings
Seven days, every child in the family. If your child doesn't sit a little taller over their maths book by Sunday, cancel in two clicks. Not ready for a trial? A sample session takes five minutes and never asks for a card.