Number Jungle
Counting, number names, more and fewer. Sang Kancil keeps losing count of the leaves.
Sang Kancil · Enggang · TupaiAndroid · Bahasa Melayu & English
Nine little worlds where the numbers live
A maths app for four-, five-, six- and seven-year-olds — built around the Malaysian Year 1 syllabus and the preschool years that lead into it. Every unit teaches, then practises, then plays. Every word is in both languages. Everything works with the aeroplane mode on.
- Fully offline
- No ads, ever
- No child data collected
The map
Every world is a place
Not eight identical green circles. Each world has its own colour, its own emblem and its own cast — a mousedeer in the jungle, a kettle in the bakery, a paper train at the station.
Operation Workshop
Adding and taking away, built as one repeated step you can watch turn.
The gearbox · Cik KucingFraction Bakery
Halves and quarters, sliced off a tray of kuih lapis until the layers come out fair.
The onde twins · the kettleRinggit Market
Real coins and notes. Sen counted up to a ringgit under a pasar awning.
Ayamas · Pak Tenuk · tabungTime Station
Morning, noon, night; o'clock and half past, on a clock face a child can turn.
Keretapi Kertas · Sang KuraMeasurement Lab
Longer, shorter, heavier, fuller — measured against a notched bamboo rule.
Gajah · Cik Semut · the beakerShape City
Squares, circles, patterns and symmetry — learnt off the geometry of a wau kite.
Robo Wau · CicakData Safari
Sorting, tallying and the very first bar chart a child ever draws.
Burung Timah · the signal lampAnimal Sanctuary
Every skill again, but as a job: settle each new family in fairly. Madu lives here.
MaduThe shape of a unit
Teach it. Practise it. Play it.
Not one of these three is optional. A child who has only played a game has not learnt the idea; a child who has only drilled has not enjoyed it.
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01
Study
A guide walks the idea through, out loud, in the child's language. Nothing is marked. Nothing is timed. They can watch it again as many times as they like.
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02
Exercise
Tap, drag, order, build. Wrong answers are the interesting ones: each distractor encodes a real misconception, so the app can say what went wrong instead of just "try again".
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03
Game
The same skill, now with something at stake — a market stall to run, a train to catch, an enclosure to settle. Stickers are earned in the world they came from.
Four paths
A four-year-old is not a small seven-year-old
The number range, the reading load, the size of a tap target and the length of a sitting all belong to the age path — not to the topic. Pick the age once; the whole app changes shape.
Age 4 · Getting to ten
Counting objects one by one, matching a number to a quantity, sorting by one attribute. Big buttons, few words, a sitting that ends before attention does.
- Numbers 1–10
- Spoken prompts
- ~5 minute sittings
Age 5 · Numbers that hold still
Counting on and back, first patterns, comparing two amounts and saying which is more — and why. Ten-frames arrive, and stay for good.
- Numbers 1–20
- Ten-frames
- First patterns
Age 6 · Ready for Year 1
Adding and taking away within twenty, coins to a ringgit, o'clock, halves. Backward-mapped from the Year 1 standards so the first school term is a second visit, not a first.
- Add & subtract to 20
- Money & time
- Halves
Age 7 · The whole Year 1 syllabus
Whole numbers, basic operations, fractions, money, time, measurement, space and data management — every verified Malaysian Year 1 standard, each unit carrying its own reference.
- Numbers to 100
- 8 topic strands
- Standard references
Independently written to the published Malaysian curriculum. Not endorsed by, affiliated with, or produced with the Ministry of Education; nothing in the app is an official PBD performance level.
Behind the PIN
The parent area is the honest part
Anything that costs money or leaves the app sits behind a four-digit PIN a child cannot guess their way past. Inside it, you get the plain truth about how the week actually went.
- Screen-time lockSet how long a sitting may last and when the app locks itself for the day.
- Progress you can readWhich ideas landed, which were abandoned halfway, and what to try at the kitchen table tonight.
- Measured on the device onlyEvery number is computed and stored on your phone. Nothing is transmitted. You can delete all of it in one tap.
- A complaint that goes somewhereReport a problem from inside the app; it opens your own mail app, keeps a bilingual log of the status, and never attaches your child's work.
Plans
Free is a real plan, not a trailer
Free
RM0forever
- All nine worlds open
- Study, Exercise and Game in every free unit
- Full parent area, PIN and screen-time lock
- Both languages, offline
- One sitting a day per age path
Premium
Monthlyvia Google Play
- Every unit in every world, all four age paths
- Unlimited sittings
- The full sticker book and world challenges
- Everything in Free
Bought and cancelled entirely in Google Play — we never see your card. Ending a subscription removes premium units and never deletes your child's progress.
Questions
Asked by real parents
Does it work without internet?
Yes — all of it.
Can my child switch language halfway through?
Yes, and nothing is lost.
Are there ads or in-game purchases a child could tap?
No ads at all.
Which Android phones does it run on?
Phones and tablets on recent Android versions.
Is this an official school product?
No.
Hand them the phone. Take back the maths.
Version 1.0 is in release preparation for Google Play.
A parent's email, used once, for this.