# About TimesOwl: 7 × 8 was there Tuesday, gone Thursday.

> 7 × 8 can vanish between Tuesday’s homework and Thursday’s quiz. Each fact gets a review date.

A worksheet treats 3 × 2 and 7 × 8 as the same problem. A game often draws at random, so the easy facts keep winning the draw. TimesOwl gives each of the 121 facts from 2 × 2 to 12 × 12 its own next review date.

## Decisions that show up on screen

- **7 × 8 gets more minutes than 3 × 2.** The minutes go where the memory is fading.
- **Your child types 56.** School quizzes are a blank line, so practice is the same motion.
- **The session stops at five minutes.** Five minutes on a school night is the version families repeat.
- **Right answers earn stars. Misses do not.** A fast one can add a bonus. There is no countdown on the question.
- **Only the 121 facts from 2 × 2 to 12 × 12.** Word problems and the rest of the curriculum stay elsewhere.

## Where we are

The scheduler is live, and it is free to use. You can run typed practice on a spaced schedule, earn stars, and glance at Progress. Open it on one device. If a paid plan shows up, people already using it hear before anyone else.