Cuemath: Math Learning Games

• MathGym Infinite-Individual Monthly — $10.00/month
• MathGym Infinite-Individual Monthly — $99.00/year ($8.25/mo)
• MathGym Infinite-Family Monthly — $15.00/month
• MathGym Infinite-Family Monthly — $149.00/year ($12.41/mo)

Last verified 6 Aug 2026

• Free to download
• In-app purchases: $10.00 - $149.00 per item

Last verified 7 Aug 2026

4.6 3184 ratings · App Store

1. 1/5Wrong claims of no question asked refund policy

   Worse company to work with. My son was enrolled for about 3 years and had a good teacher and we referred our friends to cuemath too. Now, we want to stop as kid is in middle school and doesn’t have enough time to go remaining classes and we are asking for refund of remaining class and they declined. The classes which were remaining was earned through the referral but I was given both - cash or class option and I selected classes now they refused to pay me back and asking me to continue classes or just let it go. I have about 20 classes remaining - I guess that’s about $150-$200 and I was having an option of about $300 cash. Didn’t expect that they will turn their back when asked to pay back. If I was allowed to cash out earlier why not now? Also, I was not informed about now refunding for remaining classes afterwards… unfair to client and not expected.

   manc5678 · 6 Aug 2026

2. 1/5Ceaseless Calling/Texting Outside App

   I wanted to sharpen my math skills so I downloaded this app. I spent a total of 10 minutes on it before I received my first text message offering me some form of purchase on the app. Within the next two hours I had been called twice asking me to review the app. Both times I asked to be removed from the call list. I have now received another call and another text. This is within 24 hours of downloading the app. Every text message and call I receive is from a different number so I have no option to block them. I did not even opt in to receiving any form of communication, I was required to give them my cell phone number to activate my account. There is no way to manually opt out for me other than to tell each new caller that I want off the list. They use a third party call center for that, though, so I’m assuming I will be doing this dance for quite a while. Spare yourself the headache and find a different app.

   Keegzz · 6 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Cuemath

   Hey there! I have been doing Cuemath for a couple days now and I find it really helpful. I am learning a lot and online classes are available. This app is suitable for kids. It is really fun to play your Math Gym in the app. You can play games to learn. If you got anything incorrtce in the game, it gives you the chance to review it so you can grasp the material correctly. If you do not want to play the Math Gym,you can go over your multiplication tables. There is so much to do! It is so fun to play this. If you have not downloaded it yet, you have to try it!!

   marybux · 6 Aug 2026

4. 1/5This Is Not A Game

   This is a sales process. There are small free quizzes, linked with pirate chests. They give “pennies” for correct answers. Pirate chests and virtual pennies don’t make it a game. Kid called the, super boring, and there is no instruction or explanation for wrong answers. The actual point of this is to get phone numbers and email addresses so that they can call and try to sell you tutoring packages. I don’t know who lets a complete stranger online tutor their kids, or if there is any way of knowing if the “tutors” are qualified, but if that was what I wanted I’m sure I could google it. This has no business being in the App Store.

   zozz- · 6 Aug 2026

5. 5/5R u sure you want to download this app?

   Creepy story but one day a random number kept calling my phone from TX and when I picked up it was some guy pressuring me to give him my school information. His sentences werent clear to me, he kept slurring his words and the questions I would ask him (like what is his name/email, where did he find my number, etc.) would fly out the window and he would continue on with asking me for my personal information. “Cuemath” was the only literal word I was able to clearly make out from his words. As I said he kept repeating it and spamming me with calls after I hung up on him. Did it for 2 days straight with different numbers… I looked the name up and downloaded the app. All I did was type in my number and there was an account already in my name with my email address. It freaked me out b/c I have never heard of this app nor have signed up for it. So I changed everything on that suspicious account to “delete this acct I did not make this” (no lie) it p!ssed me off a lot that someone had my credentials come to find out there are people who made this app that is scamming others through here. & I want NO PART IN IT.

   unsatisfiedformeruser · 6 Aug 2026

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