R3CK0N
R3CK0N is a free mental math practice site that runs in your browser on any phone or computer. Pick an operation and a difficulty, answer against the clock, and get scored on speed, accuracy and consistency. No signup, no ads, nothing to install: your scores are saved on your device, and an account is optional if you want them to follow you.
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R3CK0N is a free mental math trainer that runs in the browser. It gives you timed arithmetic drills, drills for the techniques in Secrets of Mental Math, a numpad typing test, a daily challenge, spaced-repetition flashcards, quant interview practice and head-to-head duels, and scores every run on speed, accuracy and consistency.
Yes. Every drill, mode and game is free, with no ads and no paywall. An optional membership adds perks such as a profile badge, but nothing you need in order to train.
No. You can start a drill straight away. Signing in is optional: it syncs your history across devices, puts you on the leaderboards and enables ranked duels.
Yes. R3CK0N runs in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and can be added to the home screen like an app. There is nothing to install.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division against the clock at three difficulties or a custom blend; techniques such as multiplying by 11, squaring and two-digit multiplication; times tables one at a time; percentages, fractions and other GRE-style quant skills; and the timed arithmetic tests used in trading interviews.
Every run records problems per minute, accuracy and consistency, and the time taken on each problem, so you can see which facts are slowing you down. Your history is kept, in the browser or synced to your account, so progress shows over weeks.
Yes. Sprint mode is the same two-minute mixed-operation drill with the same default number ranges, and it adds per-problem timing, a saved score history, technique drills, a daily challenge and duels.
Anyone who wants to get faster at arithmetic: students keeping their mental math sharp, people preparing for GRE, GMAT or SAT quant sections, candidates for quant trading interviews, and anyone who enjoys a timed challenge.