How the Magic Works
Four simple steps transform mathematical anxiety into confident number sense
🔍 Scan & Discover
Your child uses their device to scan Kaelo's world for glowing number spheres. Each sphere they find becomes part of their growing collection—and each one is a puzzle waiting to be solved.
🎨 Find & Build Numbers
Children learn to identify and construct numbers using the fundamental building blocks of mathematics: place value, arrays, and prime factorisation through colour patterns. Sphere capture and building is based on recognising and using these building blocks to give numbers real meaning.
✨ Combine & Cast Spells
Captured spheres become powerful tools in Kaelo's story. Children combine them strategically to help her overcome challenges, seeing how numbers interact and relate through hands-on experimentation in a world where their mathematical choices have real consequences.
📈 Notice Patterns Through Practice
As children progress in the game, learning to build spheres—that is, to construct numbers—they see what works and what doesn't. With the regular micro-practice sessions needed to advance Kaelo's story, children soon notice patterns in numbers that they might have previously missed entirely.
Why Children Actually Learn
Story-driven engagement. Playful practice. Build foundations
🎯 Visual Learning That Sticks
Numbers aren't just symbols—they're colourful patterns. Children see mathematical relationships rather than memorising procedures, building genuine understanding that transfers to all areas of maths.
🔑 Unlocking Meaning in Numbers
As children become immersed in the story, the numbers they learn and practise with start to have an impact on the narrative and enable children to interact with the world of the story. This makes the numbers as meaningful to the players as the characters.
🎮 Practice That Feels Like Play
Game mechanics replace worksheets. When practice is engaging, children willingly spend time developing number fluency—without realising they're working hard.
🎯 Perfectly Pitched Challenge
The system tracks proficiency and adjusts difficulty automatically. Your child faces challenges that stretch them without overwhelming—the sweet spot where real learning happens.
🌈 From Times Tables to Fractions
For Year 3 students, it's a fascinating pattern to explore times tables. As they progress, the same visual system helps them master fractions, factors, and eventually prime factorisation—all building on familiar colours.
✅ Real Students, Real Results
Starting March 2026 with real Year 3-7 students who struggle with number sense. This isn't theory—it's being tested and refined with children just like yours.
Join the Early Access Programme
Limited places available for April 2026 pilot phase