The Fun Way to
Get Fast at Maths.
Curriculum-aligned maths practice students want to play, with dashboards schools and centres can trust.
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Fame Factor progression
From home practice to centre stage.
A clear route through practice, rewards, and bigger challenges.
1. Start
Home Practice
Quick games build times tables speed.
2. Build
Rehearsals
Tricky facts become confidence.
3. Unlock
Stage Presence
Progress unlocks clothing and avatar upgrades.
4. Apply
Centre Stage
Students apply division, word problems, and maths language.
Product Demo
See the full learning loop in action.
Students play and track progress, teachers and parents stay informed, and centres oversee the whole picture.
Stage presence grows with progress. As students practise, they can upgrade their look while their dashboard shows the maths progress behind every reward.
Choose a view
Maths practice that feels like progress, not homework.
Students answer curriculum-aligned questions inside a game loop built around speed, rewards, and visible achievement.
Maths practice that feels like progress, not homework.
Students answer curriculum-aligned questions inside a game loop built around speed, rewards, and visible achievement.
Complete system
One platform
Choose your route
One platform, three ways in.
Pick the setup that fits you, whether you are playing, supporting practice, or managing a whole school.
Learners
Practise times tables and related skills through short game sessions, visible goals, and a path that shows what to tackle next.
Parents & Teachers
Set practice, follow progress, and see where support is needed without turning maths into another spreadsheet.
Schools & Centres
Create managed learner accounts, organise groups, invite teachers, and keep oversight across multiple classes.
Practice with purpose
Every session moves students forward.
Fame Factor connects the fun of play with a structured progression through fluency, confidence, and application.
Practice that builds on itself.
Students start with times tables fluency, then use those facts in division, word problems, and maths language.
Play short maths games
Students answer focused questions in quick sessions built around speed, rewards, and visible momentum.
Get useful feedback
Practice data highlights tricky facts and topics, so the next session has a clear purpose.
Apply what they know
Students use times tables facts in division, word problems, and key maths language as they progress.
Celebrate real progress
Students see rewards and stage presence grow while adults get the visibility to support next steps.
Free testing period
Start for free.
Try Fame Factor with your learner, class, school, or centre during the free testing period.
Individual learner
Create a free account and start practising during the testing period.
No card required
Teacher
Set up a class, invite students, and use dashboards to guide practice.
No card required
School or centre
Create an organisation with teacher invites, groups, and managed student accounts.
No card required
Questions
The practical bits before you start.
Short answers for families, teachers, and centres deciding whether Fame Factor fits their setup.
Who is Fame Factor for?
It is built for learners practising times tables and related number skills, with dashboards for parents, teachers, schools, and centres.
Is Fame Factor free to try?
Yes. Fame Factor is free during the current testing period, with no payment needed to get started.
Can teachers set up classes?
Yes. Teachers can create classes, manage learners, set assignments, and review progress from the teacher dashboard.
Do students need email addresses?
No. Teachers and centres can create managed student accounts, so a class can get started without every learner needing their own email address.
What maths does it cover?
The main focus is times tables fluency, with support for division, broader number facts, and applying those skills through structured practice.
Can parents use it at home?
Yes. Parents can choose the parent and teacher route to support practice, follow progress, and help learners build confidence.
Curriculum-aligned practice
Students build fluency step by step, from times tables to division and word problems.
Live progress visibility
Dashboards show what has been practised, where confidence is growing, and what needs attention next.
Built for every role
Learners play, parents and teachers support practice, and centres keep a clear view across groups.
Ready to make maths practice easier to stick with?
Give students a reason to practise, then use clear progress signals to guide what comes next.