A little help to keep going
Math With Amar app support
Where can I install the app?
Open Get the app and choose iPhone / iPad or Samsung / Android. iPhone users can add the browser arcade through Safari. Android users can choose the verified APK preview or install the browser app. The download page shows the available preview version. Apple App Store and Google Play listings are not live; physical-device testing of the new arcade edition is still pending.
The install button opens instructions. Is something wrong?
No. Some browsers offer an automatic installation prompt; others use their Share or browser menu. Open the website in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, rather than the browser inside a social app.
Which games are in the Android preview?
The verified 1.6.0 APK has 19 choices: 10 original games and nine quiz quests. Pulse Keys has 24 levels across four worlds; solve each target to open the next level. The other game cards state their goal and finish line. Older installed APKs do not gain these features from a website update; check the version on the download page before installing.
Where can I play Chronicle City?
Open the browser arcade and choose Chronicle City: The Last Equation. It is a fictional, non-graphic murder mystery suggested for ages 13+: solve 12 mathematical leads across three eras, then make a final accusation. It is available through the website and home-screen browser app, and requires internet to load. It is not in the verified 1.6.0 APK’s 19-choice catalog. Browser case progress stays in that browser and does not sync to the native app.
What works without internet?
The 1.6 arcade edition bundles four native games: Pulse Keys, Block Builders, City Courier, and Vector Outpost. The bundled lessons and dictionary also work offline. Its other 15 choices use online game pages and need internet. Website arcade games require internet to load; installing the website does not download all games. The installed website can show a small offline practice pack after an online visit.
Why does an online game ask me to start again?
The app closes its online game document when you leave the app or put it in the background, stopping its graphics, timers, and sound. Tap Start game again when you return. The previous unfinished run cannot be restored. A connection problem offers Retry connection or an offline game instead.
Where are my levels and stars?
Pulse Keys saves completed levels and best stars locally on the device; your unfinished phrase resets when you leave the game. The native app and browser use separate storage and do not sync. Other native game runs reset on exit, and online app sessions are temporary. Saved learning progress is separate from game progress. Clearing the app or browser storage can remove its saved progress.
Does Clear learning progress reset my game stars?
No. The Saved section resets learning records, not Pulse Keys stars. Clearing all stored app data removes both. Browser data must be cleared separately. Operating-system backups may contain app data, depending on your device settings.
Can I play Pulse Keys without sound or a timer?
Yes. The native Pulse Keys game is silent, and its 24 puzzles have no time limit. Each piano key changes your running total. Fill every beat, meet any intermediate gate, then tap Check melody. Hints, Undo, and Clear phrase help you reason through the puzzle.
A math question seems wrong. How can I report it?
A parent, teacher, or adult learner can send the lesson title, question text, and a short explanation through our contact page. Do not include private student records.
What should I include in a technical report?
Tell us your device, operating system or browser version, the page or lesson, and the steps that led to the problem. Never send passwords, payment details, or verification codes.