Learn Just the Math You Need with Catchup Math, Now Available for Download in the iOS App Store and on Google Play

December 22, 2016 - Hotmath, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of Catchup Math, an educational app that enables users to improve and sharpen their math skills. Catchup Math is truly one of a kind, in that it provides users with individualized, self-paced instruction to assist them with their mathematical troubles. This exciting new app provides a unique learning experience for users to fully grasp math concepts that they may have forgotten or find difficult.

Catchup Math was created for teens to use on their own, college students to prepare for placement exams, and parents who want to help their children with homework. With six distinct areas of concentration, this innovative app provides users with assistance in basic arithmetic to geometry to algebra 2, and every other topic in between.

Catchup Math gives students quizzes to gauge where their learning gaps are, and from there, the app reteaches those areas through engaging videos, written lessons, and practice problems. With no other app quite like it on the market, this grade saving app has been proven to show rapid math improvements for its users.

A spokesperson from Hotmath, Inc. states, "Catchup Math was designed for those who struggle with math and, unlike other apps that drill, kill and give one boring lesson after another, Catchup Math is actually fun!" She goes on to state, "We believe that through engaging users with interactive tools, they will better understand the mathematical concepts that they find difficult."

Catchup Math is now available for free in the iOS App Store and on Google Play. For more information, visit their website at http://catchupmath.com/, or follow them on Facebook and Twitter.

About Hotmath, Inc.:
Hotmath, Inc. was founded in 2000 by a dedicated team of math teachers and professors. Experience with millions of students in thousands of schools with offerings of both Hotmath.com and Catchupmath.com led the team to develop the Catchup Math app for anyone who wants to overcome their shortfalls in math.