Gonit does a great job of bringing everyday classroom math and Olympiad-level practice together in one place. The variety of problems ranging from foundational topics like place value and counting money to competition-style questions for AMC, IOQM, and MATHCOUNTS makes it easy for students to move forward step by step without feeling overwhelmed. I also found the step-by-step explanations especially helpful, because they focus on building understanding rather than simply giving the answers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The biggest downside for me is that some of the most useful features—especially detailed explanations and advanced practice—are locked behind the paid plan. It’s frustrating when I get a difficult question wrong and want to understand the solution, but I need a subscription to access the full explanation.
I also feel that Gonit could include more previous-year Olympiad papers and more competition-specific mock tests. The app is good for building problem-solving skills in general, but if I’m preparing for a particular Olympiad, I’d like to practice questions that closely match that competition’s style and level.
Another issue is that the quality of some questions can vary. Occasionally, there are wording or grammar problems, or a question/answer that seems questionable. There should be an easy way to report incorrect or confusing questions directly from the question screen. I’ve also seen other users mention this issue in reviews.
I’d also like to see more language options, especially Hindi, because that would make the app more accessible for students who aren’t comfortable learning entirely in English.
Overall, Gonit is useful for regular math and Olympiad practice, but it would be much better with more competition-specific content, more accessible explanations, stronger question quality control, and a clearer, easier way to report mistakes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
