Help Divisible Dash reach more classrooms
Divisible Dash is an indie game made by one maths teacher, so word of mouth is the whole marketing department. If it helped your class, a share goes a long way.
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Divisible Dash is a maths game made by a serving teacher that builds fast recall of the divisibility rules for 2 to 12. Class codes unlock class leaderboards, and the app arrives on the App Store and Google Play in October 2026. No personal data is collected from players, and there is nothing to sign up for.
Divisible Dash drills the divisibility rules through short arcade rounds. Set up a class code in two minutes and students join with a tap. You get daily class leaderboards and per-rule accuracy insights. Rosters are optional and visible to you alone. The app lands on the App Store and Google Play in October 2026.
The maths game that makes the divisibility rules automatic. On the App Store and Google Play from October 2026. https://divisibledash.com
Printable posters
Two sheets, both free. They print in colour, and both are built so that a black-and-white print still reads: the colour tells you the tier, and the outlines and weights say the same thing again underneath.
The divisibility rules poster
All eleven rules from 2 to 12, each with the quick test, a worked example and the mistake students actually make. Useful on the wall whether or not your class ever plays the game.
The classroom poster
How the game works in one picture, the three things a student needs to know, and six boxes to write your class code into with a board pen.
Running a class? The teacher dashboard prints per-class code sheets too. Open the teacher dashboard.