Times Table Trainer

Short, frequent sessions beat one long cram. Start in Practice mode with two or three tables, let Smart Practice surface the facts you miss, and only widen your selection once those turn green on the mastery grid. A quick daily quiz keeps recall sharp.

Mix recall with testing. Use the Reference table with Hide Answers to self-check, drill weak facts in Practice mode, then prove it under light time pressure in a timed quiz. Active recall plus the trainer's repetition of hard facts is far more effective than rereading a chart.

Yes. The trainer is plain and untimed unless you choose a quiz limit, so it suits adults rebuilding mental math just as much as students. Pick the tables you find shaky, set Unlimited time to remove pressure, and use Smart Practice to keep the focus on your weak spots.

Smart Practice reads your mastery data and weights the questions. Around 70% target the facts you struggle with most, while 30% review ones you already know. Concentrating effort on weak facts makes practice more efficient than purely random questions.

Each fact tracks its own streak. Answer it correctly three times in a row to mark it as mastered, shown green on the grid. A single wrong answer resets that streak to zero, so a fact counts as mastered only when you can recall it reliably rather than guess it once.

The Reference table shows the full 12×12 grid, covering every fact from 1×1 to 12×12. Practice and Quiz modes let you select tables from 2 through 12, since the 1 times table needs little drilling, which keeps your practice on the facts that matter most.

Yes. Mastery levels, totals, and best quiz scores are stored in your browser's local storage and persist between sessions on the same browser. To start fresh, open the Progress tab and use Reset Progress; a confirmation appears because the action cannot be undone.