A maths game your class will open without a fight.
Infinilearn turns Years 3 to 9 practice into RPG battles, quests,
gear, and exploration. You get a free classroom dashboard, aligned
to the Australian Curriculum, with the data that actually helps
you teach.
Free for classes
Australian Curriculum v9
Years 3 to 9
Infinilearn
Class overview
28students
81%avg mastery
1,204problems solved
Ratios86%
Expressions69%
Integers74%
Geometry62%
Know who needs help before the next class starts.
3,300+teachers
50,000+signups
$0for classroom use
Engagement for students. Actual signal for teachers.
Students care because it feels like a real game. Teachers care
because the practice maps to year-level maths and produces useful
evidence of what students understand.
Australian Curriculum built in
Set your class to the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics v9.0 and the dashboard reports against it, content descriptor codes optional. Prefer Traditional core maths or Custom topics? Both are there too, for Years 3 to 9.
Easy student setup
Create a class, share a code, and students can join from a browser.
Adaptive battles
A built-in diagnostic finds each student's level as they play, then keeps adapting, easing below year level when a student needs it.
Actionable dashboard
See each student's working level, accuracy, problems solved, and weak spots.
No IT headache
No downloads, no installs, and works on school Chromebooks, laptops, and iPads.
Motivation that lasts
Quests, gear, bosses, friends, and world progression keep practice alive.
Five minutes to launch. Useful data by the end of the lesson.
Infinilearn works as warm-up practice, station rotation, fast
finisher work, homework, or a reward that still moves maths forward.
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Create your classNo credit card, no school setup required.
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Students join and pick a year levelThe built-in diagnostic settles each student at the right level from their first battles.
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Maths powers every battleCorrect answers become attacks, progress, and gear.
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You check the dashboardSee which topics need reteaching or small-group support.
Free for classrooms.
Teachers can create classes, add students, and use the classroom
dashboard for free. The full student game stays free too.
- Unlimited students and classes
- Class and student performance views
- Accuracy by maths topic
- Australian Curriculum, Traditional, or Custom topic settings
- Reports for planning and support
Want Premium schoolwide?
The classroom game and teacher dashboard stay free. If you want
Premium for a class, school, or system, email Adrian and we will
help you figure out the cleanest setup.
Email Adrian →
The stuff teachers ask before trying it with students.
Is it actually free for my classroom?
Yes. Classroom setup, student play, and teacher dashboard access are free.
Does it follow the Australian Curriculum?
Yes. Set your class to the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics v9.0 and the dashboard shows progress against it for Years 3 to 9, with content descriptor codes optional. Signing up from Australia suggests it automatically, and you can switch to Traditional core maths, Custom topics, or plain skill names (Classical) whenever you like.
How do students join?
Create a teacher account, make a class, and share the join code or link with students.
Can students just guess?
The game tracks accuracy by topic over time, so repeated guessing shows up in the data and triggers more practice on weak areas.
Is there a diagnostic? What about students below year level?
Yes, and it is built into the game itself. Every student starts easy and the difficulty adjusts from their very first battles, reaching down to below-year fundamentals when a student needs them. Your dashboard shows the level each student is currently working at, so no separate placement test is needed.
Do you offer school-wide licences?
Yes. The full classroom game is free. If you want Premium for a class, school, or system, email Adrian and we will help you get set up. Purchase orders and invoicing are no problem.
Create a class and let students battle their way through practice.
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