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Time Treasure
A web game for practicing times tables.
Solo build · 2026

v.1 One island, Ten tables
I originally built this times tables game for my eight-year-old daughter, and I'm now updating it so any parent can use it with their kids. It starts with a treasure map of ten spots, and each spot holds ten questions. The numbers keep rolling until you tap the hamster, which brings up a keypad to type your answer. Every correct answer earns a coin, with no lives or timer for now. At the end of each round, the coins are counted into a pot and added to a total that carries over to the next one. It runs in the browser on a laptop or tablet, from a single layout.

What’s next
I'm adding saved progress that follows her across devices and a view that shows me which tables still trip her up, and I'm planning a small pilot at an international primary school.
Open Time Treasure
Time Treasure
A web game for practicing times tables.
Solo build · 2026
v.1 One island, Ten tables
I originally built this times tables game for my eight-year-old daughter, and I'm now updating it so any parent can use it with their kids. It starts with a treasure map of ten spots, and each spot holds ten questions. The numbers keep rolling until you tap the hamster, which brings up a keypad to type your answer. Every correct answer earns a coin, with no lives or timer for now. At the end of each round, the coins are counted into a pot and added to a total that carries over to the next one. It runs in the browser on a laptop or tablet, from a single layout.
What’s next
I'm adding saved progress that follows her across devices and a view that shows me which tables still trip her up, and I'm planning a small pilot at an international primary school.


Open Time Treasure
Time Treasure
A web game for practicing times tables.
Solo build · 2026
v.1 One island, Ten tables
I originally built this times tables game for my eight-year-old daughter, and I'm now updating it so any parent can use it with their kids. It starts with a treasure map of ten spots, and each spot holds ten questions. The numbers keep rolling until you tap the hamster, which brings up a keypad to type your answer. Every correct answer earns a coin, with no lives or timer for now. At the end of each round, the coins are counted into a pot and added to a total that carries over to the next one. It runs in the browser on a laptop or tablet, from a single layout.
What’s next
I'm adding saved progress that follows her across devices and a view that shows me which tables still trip her up, and I'm planning a small pilot at an international primary school.



Open Time Treasure