Math Sprint (BrainSnack)
Rate itTwenty sums, sixty seconds, the same problems for everyone today.
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Math Sprint gives you 60 seconds to answer twenty mixed arithmetic problems, easy and medium, with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Everyone gets the same problems each day, so scores compare directly, and a share button sends yours to friends. It is one of the short daily games on BrainSnack, free and without ads or sign-up.
About Math Sprint (BrainSnack)
Math Sprint is a one-minute daily arithmetic test from BrainSnack, a small site of short daily brain games that went live in July 2026. The page asks how fast you can count, and a single Start sprint button starts the clock.
Once you start, a problem such as 8 x 8 appears in the middle of the card. You type the answer and submit it, and the next of the twenty problems follows. The problems mix addition, subtraction, multiplication and division at easy and medium difficulty. A progress bar and a counter show how far through the set you are, a marker runs along a track as the seconds go, and your score and the time left sit at the top.
Each correct answer is worth 100 points. If you get through all twenty before the minute is up, every second left adds a bonus, so a clean fast run beats a slow one. The set is built from the day's number, so it is the same for every player and changes at midnight UTC. The game keeps your best score for the day and a streak of days played in your browser, and the result screen can share your score by link, WhatsApp, X, Facebook or email.
It plays the same on a phone, where the answer box brings up a number pad, and on a desktop keyboard. There are no ads and no account. It suits anyone who wants a quick warm-up for the brain, and players of number games who would rather race the clock than work out one long equation.
How to play Math Sprint (BrainSnack)
- Open Math Sprint and press Start sprint.
- Read the problem on the card and type the answer.
- Press Submit, or Enter, to move to the next problem.
- Answer as many of the twenty problems as you can before the 60 seconds run out.
- Share your score from the result screen and come back after midnight UTC for a new set.
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Tips
- Keep your hands on the keyboard and use Enter to submit.
- For subtraction, count up from the smaller number; it is often faster.
- Finishing all twenty early earns 10 points for every second left, so keep a steady pace rather than checking each answer twice.
Questions
How many problems are there?
Twenty, with 60 seconds to solve them.
Are the problems the same for everyone?
Yes. The set is generated from the day's number, so every player gets the same problems in the same order that day.
When does a new set come out?
At midnight UTC.
How is the score counted?
100 points for each correct answer, plus 10 points for every second left if you answer all twenty before the time runs out.
Does it have ads or need an account?
No. It plays in the browser with no ads and no sign-up; your best score and streak are kept on your device.
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