Maths Angel vs DoodleMaths

DoodleMaths is a daily-practice app for ages 4 to 14, and its maths stops at Key Stage 3. Maths Angel teaches Years 6–11 through GCSE, and names the exact mistake in your child’s working.

The key difference

Maths Angel

AI maths tutor

Maths Angel gives your child an AI tutor to ask. Your child types or photographs the question, working included, and ChatCat follows the steps, shows where the method broke down, and teaches that part properly.

Doodle would bring the topic round again later. Maths Angel goes after the cause: the skill map leads back to whichever earlier skill is shaky, and a 3–4 minute animated lesson teaches it from scratch. Practice confirms it stuck, and the skills profile records each skill mastered.

FreePro £14.99 a month

DoodleMaths

ages 4–14

A daily-practice app for children aged 4 to 14: one short adaptive task a day, with the difficulty adjusting as your child works. Its maths stops at Year 9, with no GCSE content, and it marks the final answer only, not the mistake behind it. When your child is stuck, a Help button offers a pre-written hint or a topic replay, but there is no one to ask why.

£7.99 a monthone child, 7-day trial

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When Maths Angel suits your child better

Doodle is genuinely built on the UK curriculum, and for a younger child it does its job well. But its maths ends at Year 9. Maths Angel picks up where Doodle stops and carries your child through to GCSE, naming the exact mistake and teaching the skill behind it.

Maths Angel vs DoodleMaths at a glance

Maths Angel vs DoodleMaths: feature comparison
Feature	Maths Angel	DDoodleMaths
Getting unstuck
Instant help with any question (type or photo)	Yes	No
Names the exact mistake in the student’s working	Yes	No
Skill map: finds the earlier skill that’s missing	Yes	No
Points to the one lesson or practice that fixes it	Yes	Yes
Only unaided work counts towards scores	Yes	No
The lessons
Fully animated video lessons (not handwriting and voice)	Yes	No
Expert-crafted lessons, not AI	Yes	Yes¹
Full KS3, KS4 and GCSE/IGCSE maths (Years 6–11)	Yes	No
Real GCSE past-paper questions with mark schemes	Yes	No
Access and safety
Families can use it directly, no school licence	Yes	Yes
Free plan, no card	Yes	No
Child-safe: ad-free, on-topic, treats every user as a minor	Yes	Yes

¹ Pre-written in-app explanations and questions, no video lessons. The order is set by Doodle’s Proxima algorithm.

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Try Maths Angel yourself

Put tonight's question into ChatCat with their working. See the mistake named and the lesson that fixes it. A quick practice set then logs the repair on their skills profile.

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