Mental math drill
Practice holding briefly flashed numbers in your head and adding them up.Press start and the numbers appear after a countdown
The numbers
Added up
0
Multiplied and added ×2
0
About this tool
Numbers flash up and vanish. Instead of holding them with your eyes, you add and multiply them in your head — the method known as flash mental arithmetic, trained by pushing speed and digit count upward.
How to use it
- 1 Set the digit count, how many numbers, and the speed.
- 2 The numbers flash by in turn; add them in your head.
- 3 Type your answer to check it, and raise the speed as it gets easy.
Good to know
- Scores stay on this device and do not follow you to another
- A practice tool, not a graded test or certification
Frequently asked questions
It is too fast — I cannot follow at all.
Slow it down and drop to single digits. This kind of training only builds at a speed you can actually follow; above that, nothing sticks.
Does it do multiplication?
You can choose addition or multiplication. For multiplication it helps to start with fewer digits.
Is it suitable for a child?
Yes. There is no account and no advertising, and the record stays on this device. Start at one digit and a slow speed.
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