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Learning Platform for Math Competitions
MathDash is an online math education platform that gets students addicted to working through textbooks and seeing their improvement.
MathDash is a practice platform focused on math contests, aiming to help users master AMC 8/10/12 and MATHCOUNTS through targeted training. It positions itself as the leading or #1 platform for math contest practice and training.
Provides practice content tailored to AMC and MATHCOUNTS competitions, enabling users to train specifically for those contests.
Who it’s for: Students preparing for AMC and MATHCOUNTS competitions; likely parents or educators seeking structured contest preparation for middle and high school students.
Daniel is the co-founder and CEO of MathDash. He was a math competition champion in high school, qualifying for the Math Olympiad Summer Program, which opened doors to MIT and Jane Street. Daniel is now creating MathDash to create an online playground for math games and to get students addicted to learning.
Akshaj is the co-founder and CTO of MathDash. He is a former serial math competition participant (two-time top-12 finisher in the ESPN nationally broadcasted MATHCOUNTS Countdown Round) who spent thousands of hours of his childhood playing an online math game. He studied CS at MIT, and built (with Daniel) a MIT class comparison site with 2000 users, a guess-the-song game with 6000 players, and worked at Gather, Jump Trading, and Wormhole Labs as a software engineer.
Making competitive learning mainstream
MathDash launches a platform for competitive math learning accessible to a broad audience. It offers daily, 2-minute arena-style contests across a range of problem difficulties, runs via internet-enabled devices, and measures progress through a user rating system, aiming to lower barriers to entry and reach more learners.
From the original launch (Mar 2024) — may be outdated.
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