mathera v062
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Mathera 0.6.2 — v0.6.1 dev build with 3200×1800 era paintings
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Mathera is a maths learning site built around a tree. Each Era is a world, each unit is a branch and each skill is a leaf. Learners plant, grow and prove skills, and the tree reminds them when a leaf needs watering.
This folder is the complete website. It is a static site: one index.html and the Era paintings. There is no server, build step, account system or database.
To try it locally first, run python3 -m http.server in this folder and open
The site makes one outside request: it loads its fonts (Schibsted Grotesk, Spline Sans Mono, STIX Two Text, Press Start 2P) from Google Fonts.
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