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This website has made me full in love with maths all over again. I study maths and further maths at A-level but I hadn't really been enjoying the calculus section - then my friend recommended this website to me. I now love calculus and can't get enough of it, and it has improved my fundamentals to no end. Right now I am on a 70+ day streak on the easy integral and I do the beginner and medium most days, as well as the easy, medium and hard derivatives. I very much recommend this to anyone who has done or is doing calculus or even wants to do it.
The interface is delightful and the site operates seamlessly as well. Currently, this is the initial phase of the site. It began with just Integrals and has now expanded to include Derivatives and Limits. After exploring it, I can't help but wonder how 'An Integral a day keeps the Derivatives away!' The website introduces new features regularly, like Archives, and I would like to see a minor adjustment there. Issues already resolved by users should be displayed without any limitations.
The platform is thoughtfully designed to be compact and user-friendly, promoting both learning and appreciation of mathematics. I appreciate the availability of free solutions for easy integrals, which helps me improve my understanding. However, it would be beneficial if similar support could extend to medium and hard integrals, as I find those more challenging. Additionally, having access to past integrals for free would be a plus, but I understand the need for the platform to generate revenue, so the credit system seems reasonable. Overall, it's an excellent resource, and I will certainly use it for my studies.
In this platform, the daily challenges enhance problem-solving skills and sharpen abilities. The tailored problems for each user encourage thoughtful engagement, making the experience truly valuable and inviting for more participants. Initially, there were just 3 free challenges daily and one difficult one weekly, but with the recent introduction of more game modes, I believe that these paid options should be made reasonably accessible. While it’s understandable that the developers need to generate revenue, mathematics should be a collective joy, and progress should be a shared journey. I suggest allowing users to earn credits for accessing paid modes (like archives, solutions, and party modes) as it is currently difficult for those with limited disposable income. One idea could be implementing a streak system where users are rewarded with party mode creation or live mode access after solving challenges for five consecutive days. This would boost engagement on the site and benefit the platform overall. Additionally, enabling communication and competition among friends would enhance user growth and increase available statistics, ultimately boosting the platform's appeal. These changes could improve the income as they attract more paying users while still offering a balanced experience for those who prefer free access. Please consider this feedback, as I am thoroughly enjoying the platform and believe these suggestions would enhance the user experience.
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Daily Integral is a maths learning platform built around one simple idea: if you practise a little bit of calculus every day, you’ll improve far more than by cramming once in a while.
Each day, we publish a fresh set of problems at different difficulty levels, including integrals, derivatives and limits. Learners can choose between easier warm-ups or more challenging questions that really push their understanding. Every problem comes with a clear, step-by-step worked solution so you can see not just the final answer, but exactly how to get there.
Daily Integral also includes a competitive Live Mode, where learners can go head-to-head in real time on maths questions and track their progress with a rating system. For groups, there’s Party Mode, which lets people host their own “integration bees” and live maths battles with friends, classmates or even whole study groups. It turns serious practice into something social, fun and a bit addictive (in a good way).
Our platform is used by high school and university students preparing for exams, teachers looking for ready-made questions, and lifelong learners who simply enjoy a daily maths challenge. We are co-founded and run by students, so we understand the pressure of exams and have designed Daily Integral to be low-friction, motivating and genuinely helpful.
Whether you’re revising integrals, strengthening your skills with derivatives and limits, or hosting your own maths parties, Daily Integral gives you a structured, enjoyable way to improve at calculus - one problem at a time.See more
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