MathMint is a math puzzle game built around two very different challenges — lateral-thinking riddles and cross-math boards where equations intersect and share cells. Four difficulty worlds take you from a warm-up to genuinely hard.
No account needed · Works offline · Light & dark themes
Each mode has its own 200-level path, its own difficulty curve and its own treasure chests. Switch whenever one starts to feel like work.
Word problems and number puzzles that reward lateral thinking as much as arithmetic. Read carefully — the obvious answer is rarely the right one.
A crossword built from equations. Numbers slot into a grid where every row and column has to balance, and cells are shared between intersecting sums.
A full progression system sits underneath both modes — the same XP, currencies and streaks whichever puzzle you're solving.
Both modes lay their levels out on a winding trail so you can always see how far you've come and what's next.
A chest sits on the path every 5 levels, paying out rank points, hint points and XP. Deeper chests are worth more.
Up to 5 stars per level, based on how few attempts and hints it took. A clean first-try solve earns the full set.
Every solve awards XP scaled by difficulty and star rating, carrying you through level titles from Sprout to Math Legend.
Rank points push you up ten tiers — Novice, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Elite, Champion, Mythic and Legend.
Start with five. Spend one to reveal a cell or open a tip, and top them back up from the chests along the path.
Come back each day to build your streak, with milestones at 3, 7, 14, 30, 60 and 100 days.
Optional all-time and weekly boards let you measure yourself against other players under a name you choose.
Layouts adapt to the screen you're on, in portrait or landscape, with light and dark themes that follow your system.
Solving a level isn't just a tick on a list — one solve feeds your level, your rank, your streak and your leaderboard score at the same time.
MathMint signs you in anonymously — no email, no phone number, no password, and we never ask for your real name. Your progress saves on your device and syncs so it survives a reinstall. If the app can't reach the network, everything keeps working and only the shared leaderboard goes quiet.
A random identifier stands in for an account. You pick a display name, and you can change it any time.
Puzzles are bundled with the app. Solve on a plane, in a tunnel, or anywhere with no signal.
Reset local progress from Settings, or ask us to delete your profile and leaderboard entries entirely.
Two modes, four difficulty worlds and a progression system that makes every solve count. Free to play, no account required.
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