Identity and mission
coolmath is an independent English-language browser-game publication operated by Numeral Grove Learning LLC in New York, United States. We create original number, arithmetic, fraction, pattern, and logic games and publish practical guidance for learners, families, and teachers. The site is not affiliated with Coolmath Games or another game portal, and it does not claim to host another publisher’s official catalog.
Audience and scope
The primary audience is in the United States, with English-language access for readers in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, the European Economic Area, and other regions. Grade and age ranges are editorial starting points rather than assessments. A game can support focused practice, but it is not a complete curriculum, a diagnostic test, or a substitute for a teacher.
What we publish
The catalog contains eighty first-party browser games, twenty-five self-hosted MIT-licensed games, and fifteen original guides. Game pages state the repeated action, controls, intended range, testing method, limitations, and open-source attribution when applicable. Guides include a concrete case, transparent evidence, localization, editorial judgment, a responsible organization, an original screenshot, and a useful next action.
How content is produced
The coolmath Editorial Team is the accountable publishing organization. We test games under the local release environment on desktop and narrow mobile viewports, exercise an action and recovery path, inspect browser errors and failed requests, and review the learning claim against the actual game mechanic. Material factual claims must be traceable to direct testing, transparent calculation, or an authoritative source. Automation may assist checks and drafting, but it does not remove editorial responsibility.
Originality and independence
The brand, site interface, first-party games, screenshots, written guidance, and editorial judgments are created for this project. The twenty-five imported games are permissively licensed open-source works, not scraped portal files; their author, repository, license, and local changes are disclosed. We do not copy another portal’s logo, proprietary game files, screenshots, or editorial copy.
Accountability and contact
Every guide links to this page and the Editorial and Corrections Policy. Numeral Grove Learning LLC is responsible for the publication. Readers can send a correction, accessibility problem, game defect, privacy question, or rights report to [email protected].