A Zetamac alternative that tracks your progress
The same two-minute drill and default settings, plus everything that happens after the timer ends.
What stays the same
If you have practised on Zetamac, QuantDrill will feel familiar. The default round uses the same widely used settings: addition and subtraction from 2 to 100, multiplication and division from 2 to 12 times 2 to 100, for 120 seconds. Answers are accepted the moment they are right, with no Enter key. That means your default score here is comparable.
What QuantDrill adds
- Every score saved on your device, with a graph and a 10-round average.
- Weak spots and a heatmap showing which times tables and number sizes slow you down.
- Accuracy and consistency scores, ranks from Intern to Senior Quant, day streaks and milestones.
- A daily challenge with the same questions for everyone.
- Race my best: see live whether you are ahead of your best round.
- A phone number pad that reacts on touch, so the keyboard never pops up.
- Trading-test practice: 80 in 8 and 60 in 6 multiple-choice tests, plus decimals, fractions and percentages drills.
QuantDrill is an independent site and is not affiliated with Zetamac.
Questions people ask
Is QuantDrill free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, and your progress is saved in your browser.
Are QuantDrill scores comparable with Zetamac scores?
On the default settings the question ranges and timing match, so scores are broadly comparable. Typing speed and device can make a small difference.