Seven games, seven skills. Playing in seconds, no account.
Each game trains something different. Cascade drops equations like rain and asks for speed. Libra shows two expressions and asks which is bigger. Equato hands you tiles and a target, and pays more for using fewer. Echo flashes a chain of operations one step at a time, then takes it away โ the one that really works your working memory. Prisma reads a sequence and asks what comes next, Nexus links cells across a grid so the total lands exactly, and Lacuna hides a number, or the sign itself, and waits.
One shared challenge every day, the same puzzle for every player, rotating through all seven. Difficulty adapts as you improve, so it never goes stale, and there is no sign-up and no tutorial to sit through: open the app and you are playing in seconds, with or without a connection.
Key features
Cascade โ speed
Equations fall like raindrops. Type the answer before they hit the water; the same answer pops every matching drop.
Libra โ comparison
Two expressions, one question: which is bigger? Build a streak to raise the multiplier and earn bonus time.
Equato โ planning
Combine tiles with +, โ, ร and รท to reach the target. Fewer tiles, more points. Timed, or Zen with no clock.
Echo โ working memory
A chain of operations flashes one step at a time, then vanishes. Hold it, solve it, type the result.
Prisma & Nexus
Find what comes next in a sequence; link neighbouring cells so the running total lands exactly on the target.
Daily challenge
One shared puzzle a day across all seven games, with streaks and difficulty that adapts to you.
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