Way of Indian Math
印度式计算道
Way of Indian Math is #142 in Education Paid in Japan and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 24 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
Developer寛仁 九郎丸
CategoryEducation
Price15.00 CNY
Released
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Version1.3.1
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
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#142
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Way of Indian Math on the App Store
App details
App ID
6763732138
Publisher
Hirohito Kuromaru
On the store since
Apr 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 18.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
13
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Size
24 MB
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| EducationPaid | #142 |
Apps near Way of Indian Math on the chart
Education Paid, around #142.
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About Way of Indian Math
Way of Indian Math is a mental arithmetic dojo that takes you from struggling with 2-digit multiplication to solving any number up to 99 × 99 in your head — in just 13 steps.
Built on classical Indian (Vedic) multiplication methods, it organizes centuries of mental math wisdom into a clean, gamified ranking system: six Kyu ranks for the fundamentals, seven Dan ranks for the masters.
■ Why Indian-Style?
Indian-style multiplication doesn't look anything like the long multiplication you learned in school. Instead of stacking digits and carrying, you spot a pattern, apply a 3-step formula, and the answer falls out — often faster than you can type it.
"Put the digits at the ends, slip the sum in the middle."
"Take the average squared, subtract the gap squared."
"Count the shortfall from 100, cross-subtract, multiply the rest."
Once you see the patterns, 2-digit multiplication stops feeling like math and starts feeling like a magic trick you can do.
■ The 13-Step Curriculum
Kyu Ranks — Foundations
• 6-Kyu ab × 11
• 5-Kyu (ab) × (cb), a + c = 10
• 4-Kyu (ab) × (ac), b + c = 10
• 3-Kyu (1a) × (1b), both 11–19
• 2-Kyu (N − d) × (N + d), clean average
• 1-Kyu multiplying numbers near 100
Dan Ranks — Mastery
• 1-Dan 2-digit × 1-digit
• 2-Dan even × number ending in 5
• 3-Dan (a5) × (b5)
• 4-Dan even × 25, even × 75
• 5-Dan (a1) × (b1)
• 6-Dan (ab) × (ac), same tens digit
• 7-Dan general 2-digit × 2-digit (vertically and crosswise)
Every step ships with a full lesson: the pattern, the formula, the worked examples, the intuition behind it, and a clean step-by-step procedure. You don't memorize tricks — you understand why they work, so the skill sticks.
■ Two Ways to Train
• Master Course — 5 seconds per question, 50 seconds total. Pass the time attack and you rank up to the next step.
• Free Course — no time pressure. Solve at your own pace while the app quietly times you, so you can warm up before going for the master rank.
■ Who It's For
• Adults who want a real, measurable brain-training habit
• Parents looking for a calm, gamified way to grow their child's math fluency
• Abacus and Kumon students exploring a different mental-math style
• Middle and high school students sharpening calculation speed for exams
• University and job-hunting students preparing for aptitude and placement tests
• Anyone who wants to feel sharper between meetings, on the train, or in line for coffee
■ What's Inside
• 13 fully illustrated lesson modules — pattern, formula, intuition, procedure, examples
• Master Course (5s/question time attack) and Free Course (untimed with timing)
• Best-time tracking and full play history
• A printable Way of Indian Math certificate when you complete all 13 ranks
• Sound effects, haptic feedback, and matched light/dark themes
• Localized in 13 languages: English, Japanese, French, German, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Turkish, and Thai
• 100% offline. No accounts, no ads, no
Built on classical Indian (Vedic) multiplication methods, it organizes centuries of mental math wisdom into a clean, gamified ranking system: six Kyu ranks for the fundamentals, seven Dan ranks for the masters.
■ Why Indian-Style?
Indian-style multiplication doesn't look anything like the long multiplication you learned in school. Instead of stacking digits and carrying, you spot a pattern, apply a 3-step formula, and the answer falls out — often faster than you can type it.
"Put the digits at the ends, slip the sum in the middle."
"Take the average squared, subtract the gap squared."
"Count the shortfall from 100, cross-subtract, multiply the rest."
Once you see the patterns, 2-digit multiplication stops feeling like math and starts feeling like a magic trick you can do.
■ The 13-Step Curriculum
Kyu Ranks — Foundations
• 6-Kyu ab × 11
• 5-Kyu (ab) × (cb), a + c = 10
• 4-Kyu (ab) × (ac), b + c = 10
• 3-Kyu (1a) × (1b), both 11–19
• 2-Kyu (N − d) × (N + d), clean average
• 1-Kyu multiplying numbers near 100
Dan Ranks — Mastery
• 1-Dan 2-digit × 1-digit
• 2-Dan even × number ending in 5
• 3-Dan (a5) × (b5)
• 4-Dan even × 25, even × 75
• 5-Dan (a1) × (b1)
• 6-Dan (ab) × (ac), same tens digit
• 7-Dan general 2-digit × 2-digit (vertically and crosswise)
Every step ships with a full lesson: the pattern, the formula, the worked examples, the intuition behind it, and a clean step-by-step procedure. You don't memorize tricks — you understand why they work, so the skill sticks.
■ Two Ways to Train
• Master Course — 5 seconds per question, 50 seconds total. Pass the time attack and you rank up to the next step.
• Free Course — no time pressure. Solve at your own pace while the app quietly times you, so you can warm up before going for the master rank.
■ Who It's For
• Adults who want a real, measurable brain-training habit
• Parents looking for a calm, gamified way to grow their child's math fluency
• Abacus and Kumon students exploring a different mental-math style
• Middle and high school students sharpening calculation speed for exams
• University and job-hunting students preparing for aptitude and placement tests
• Anyone who wants to feel sharper between meetings, on the train, or in line for coffee
■ What's Inside
• 13 fully illustrated lesson modules — pattern, formula, intuition, procedure, examples
• Master Course (5s/question time attack) and Free Course (untimed with timing)
• Best-time tracking and full play history
• A printable Way of Indian Math certificate when you complete all 13 ranks
• Sound effects, haptic feedback, and matched light/dark themes
• Localized in 13 languages: English, Japanese, French, German, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Turkish, and Thai
• 100% offline. No accounts, no ads, no
Latest updates
1.3.1
• 全新讲解:一步一步看例题中的数字如何变成答案,最后自己动手算一题。
• 首页显示“下一步”:学习解法 → 练习 → 升级考试,一目了然。
• 答对后可立即输入下一题。答错时清空全部输入(可在设置中更改)。
• 结果页优先显示与上次的差距、用时最长的题目和下一步。
• 新增首次使用指南和隐私政策链接。
• 白底配鲜明色彩的全新设计。可在设置中选择主题色(朱红、绿色、粉色、橄榄绿)。
1.1.3
• Now available in 13 languages — added German, Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Italian, Russian, Turkish, and Thai.
• The language setting is now a compact picker.
• Minor improvements and fixes.
1.1.2
New
• The results screen now lists every question you answered — the expression, how long it took, and whether you solved it within the time limit, all at a glance.
Fixed
• Corrected the second worked example (25 × 65) in STEP 3 of Learn → Master 3, where both the steps and the answer were wrong.
Store changes
What Way of Indian Math changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
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