BIG ADVENTURES FOR GRADES 6–8

A little mystery.
A lot of
“I get it.”

Math feels different when there’s a story to uncover. Follow the clues, play with ideas, and find your own way forward.

A free chapter. No card. Plenty of curiosity.
Juno and robot R0-B1 discover a golden signal from a mysterious radio.
A FABLEMATICS MYSTERYSignal
Lost
Some signals are worth following.
Mina and Safiya find a luminous butterfly hidden in a courtyard mural.
A FABLEMATICS MYSTERYThe Glasswing
Society
That moment when
it all clicks.
A new kind of math adventure
Stories worth following Ideas you can play with Help without the pressure
FIRST, FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY

Two worlds.
Your kind of adventure.

Strange signals or secret murals?
Choose what pulls you in.
The same math lives in both.

Three grade-level seasons in each world. Start with the one that fits you.

A tiny mystery. Your move.

Don't just find
the answer.
See it happen.

A signal. A pattern. A hunch.
Try a clue and watch your thinking come to life.

Go on, have a little play.
Signal LostCLUE PREVIEW · GRADE 6
THE SCHOOL MEDIA LAB · 8:42 PM

The receiver is trying to tell us something.

It catches 3 pulses every 2 seconds. How many pulses will arrive in 8 seconds?

Your predicted number of pulses

Pick a prediction. It’s okay to explore.

LITTLE DISCOVERIES. BIGGER UNDERSTANDING.

Room to wonder.
Room to work it out.

One chapter at a time.
A little reading, a little exploring,
and a lot of making connections.

01

Step into the story

Meet the characters and discover what’s at stake. Every clue has a reason to be there.

02

Try out your thinking

Move, choose, and explore. Visual models make abstract ideas a little more tangible.

03

Find your next “aha”

Stuck? Open a small hint or step back to a foundation. Help is there when you want it.

Paintbrushes, pigments, and butterfly mosaic pieces waiting to be explored.There’s more than one way in.
FOR THE “I’M NOT A MATH PERSON” PERSON

A smaller step
can make a
big difference.

Learning isn’t always a straight line. Optional, bite-sized helpers revisit foundations from Grade 5 upward, so a missing piece doesn’t have to end the adventure.

  • Open help when you need it
  • Explore without losing progress
  • Check your thinking when you’re ready
ONE FAMILY PREMIUM. BOTH WORLDS.

Start with curiosity.
Keep going together.

Try the free chapter first. A parent can unlock the rest.

THE FIRST DISCOVERY

A chapter on us

Freeto explore

Meet Juno in Dead Air, the opening Signal Lost investigation.

  • One complete sample chapter
  • Clues and optional helpers
  • No account or card needed
Start the free chapter
FAMILY PREMIUMSave 33% yearly

The whole adventure

Choose your billing period
$79.99/ year

Billed annually. About $6.67 per month.

  • Both story worlds, Grades 6–8
  • Interactive clues and visual models
  • Step-by-step help, Grade 5 foundations and up
  • Parent-owned account and subscription
Explore Family Premium

USD. Auto-renews when purchased. Cancel future renewals anytime.

One plan covers both stories and all three grades. No ads, hint tokens, or pay-per-clue extras.

GOOD QUESTIONS, PARENTS.

A few things
you might wonder.

Let’s talk
Who is Fablematics for?+

Curious learners working on Grades 6–8 math. Optional helpers revisit foundations from Grade 5 upward. It’s practice and exploration alongside school learning, without promises of a particular grade or test result.

Does my child need to be “good at math”?+

No label required. Clues invite learners to explore, make a prediction, and check their thinking. If something feels unfamiliar, small hints and foundation steps are available.

What can we try for free?+

The homepage clue is a quick, account-free preview. The app’s designated sample is the full Dead Air chapter from Signal Lost, including its clues and help. Other chapters require parent sign-in and Family Premium.

Where can we play?+

Fablematics is being prepared for the web, iPhone, iPad, and Android. The download page shows which releases are available. Store download links appear when the listings are published.

How do subscriptions work?+

A parent chooses monthly or yearly access. Both include the same available story catalog and help. Subscriptions renew automatically until canceled through the provider that handled the purchase. Existing paid access continues until the paid-through date, subject to refunds or revocation.

Is there advertising or an open-ended AI chat?+

No advertising or open-ended AI chat is included in this experience. The interactive preview runs on your device, and the app’s authored clues and helpers use defined mathematical models. Read our Privacy Policy for details.

THE NEXT CLUE IS YOURS.

Wonder a little.
Discover a lot.

Open FablematicsSee where you can play