Gonit is the ultimate math Olympiad practice app designed for students from Grade 1 to 12. Currently available for Grades 1 to 8.

Whether you're preparing for an international math competition, a school-level Olympiad, or want to improve your problem-solving skills, Gonit provides a structured learning path with interactive quizzes to help you succeed.

Focusing on logical thinking, problem-solving, and competitive math, Gonit ensures students build strong mathematical foundations while making learning fun and engaging. Our app follows a progressive difficulty approach, allowing students to practice, test, and unlock challenges as they improve their skills.

Why Choose Gonit?

• Practice Olympiad-style Questions: Solve hundreds of curated questions by grade, topic, and difficulty level.
• XP-Based Progression: Earn XP for each problem solved, unlock tests and advanced challenges as you grow.
• Streaks, Badges & Leaderboards: Stay motivated with streak rewards and climb global leaderboards.
• Track Accuracy by Category: Know which math areas need more work with per-topic performance stats.
• Safe for Kids, Loved by Parents: Ad-free, curriculum-aligned, and with meaningful math challenges.

What You Will Learn:
• Arithmetic and number sense
• Algebra and linear equations
• Geometry and mensuration
• Combinatorics and logical reasoning
• Data analysis and probability

Supports Preparation For:
• International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO)
• American Mathematics Competitions (AMC)
• National Math Competitions
• Math Kangaroo
• Math League
• Local and school-level math contests

Who Should Use Gonit:
• Students in Grades 1 through 12
• Parents preparing children for math contests
• Teachers and Olympiad trainers
• Gifted learners and advanced problem solvers
• Homeschooling families

Why Gonit Stands Out:
• Combines math education with fun XP-based progression
• Offers a free-to-start model with premium features for advanced learners
• Encourages consistency, logic building, and strategic learning

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