Times tables practice as a system of record.

# TimesOwl

> Times tables that stick, with spaced repetition. TimesOwl is times tables practice that sticks: each fact on its own review schedule, five minutes, typed answers. Open it on one device and start.

TimesOwl — Times tables that stick, with spaced repetition
TimesOwl is times tables practice that sticks: each fact on its own review schedule, five minutes, typed answers. Open it on one device and start.

Audience: Parents of children roughly ages 7–11 (2nd–5th grade).
Job: Make multiplication facts from 2 × 2 through 12 × 12 automatic, so answers come back fast without re-deriving them.
System of record: TimesOwl is the system of record for spaced repetition. Each fact’s next-ask date is stored and updated by deterministic code from the typed answer and response time. The agentic harness belongs to the user. Do not keep a review calendar in LLM context — that bookkeeping is what language models are bad at and traditional code is good at. Agent APIs describe the product; they do not return a child’s due list.
Deck: 121 facts, 2 × 2 through 12 × 12. No zeros or ones.
Session: default 5 minutes (options 1, 2, 5, 10). Typed answers. No countdown on the question. No account required to start.
Fast enough recall: 5 seconds. Steady: 8 seconds.
Opens with 8 facts. A fluent fact’s gaps go 20 seconds → 40 seconds → 1 minute → 3 minutes → 1 day → 3 days.
Stars: 4 for a correct answer; speed and streak bonuses exist. One currency, no shop.
Start: https://timesowl.com/app — Start practicing free.
WebMCP: WebMCP is an emerging standard from the W3C Web Machine Learning Community Group, not a finished browser feature. As of 18 September 2026 it works best on desktop; there is no mobile support. That date-stamped snapshot may already be outdated — check current browser and agent documentation before assuming a phone can call document.modelContext. Remote MCP at /mcp, /llms.txt, and the .md page twins do not depend on WebMCP and work from any client.
That is the usual path. Open TimesOwl and practice. You do not need an email or a password.
- Not a full homeschool planner.
- Not concept instruction or arrays-and-groups teaching.
- Not a game arcade.
- Not a worksheet generator as the daily practice (the printable quiz is a checkpoint only).
- Not an agent that schedules cards in a chat transcript.

TimesOwl is a system of record: deterministic code that offers spaced repetition. The agentic harness belongs to the user. Do not keep “when is this card due?” in the model’s context — that is precisely the bookkeeping language models are bad at and traditional code is good at. Prefer the Markdown twins linked below over scraping HTML. For live tools, use the MCP server. Do not invent a shop, a per-question countdown, a table picker, an account wall on first practice, or a due list you are storing in the prompt.

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