50 adaptive games across memory, focus, speed, reasoning, accuracy and peripheral vision. Each one adapts to keep you at your edge, scores every rep, and charts the climb. Grouped below by the skill it trains.
The app tags each game with a primary skill. Browse by the one you want to build. Each card shows a snapshot from the game itself.
Form valid words from a scrambled rack, where every word must use the round's key letter. Rarer letters score more and using the whole rack is a pangram bonus.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
A number flashes briefly; type it back from memory, sometimes in reverse.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Identify which of the displayed words appeared earlier in this session.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Spot when the current item matches the one N steps back, while resisting near-miss lures that appeared one step off. Trains working memory updating, not just familiarity.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Repeat a flashing sequence of blocks. The gold-standard spatial working memory test.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Flip cards two at a time to find every pair. A flip-efficiency grade rewards near-perfect play, so the skill goes beyond clearing the board to clearing it in the fewest flips.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Read a sequence of compass arrows from the centre; pick where you end up.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Transform the start word into the end word one letter at a time. Every step must be a real word.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Rebuild a lit pattern on the right under the prompt: mirror it across the centre, or rotate it 180. Higher up the pattern hides, so hold it in mind first.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Stack a glyph stone, then clear a gate by judging if an equation is true before the next stone. At the end, rebuild the cairn in the order you stacked it. The gate between stones blocks rehearsal, so the span you reach is real held capacity.
Sharper recall and a working memory that holds more, for names, numbers, and what you just read.
Tap every number that fits the rule, greater-than, multiples, or in range, before the board clears.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Follow one of several moving objects without losing track when they overlap.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Tap every number matching the active rule, which switches each board and widens from even or odd to multiples and over-a-threshold as you climb. Decoys sit right at the boundary, so you have to apply the rule, not eyeball it. A rule-apply and set-shift sweep against the clock.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
The word RED in blue ink, tap the ink color, not the word, and switch to tapping the word itself when the prompt flips. Trains cognitive control and set-shifting.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Each round names a feature. Two shapes stand out; tap the one that differs in the named feature and resist the lure.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
One scene blinks between two versions with a blank in between, so the change is hidden from the giveaway flash. Hold the scene in mind and tap what changed. Trains change detection and visual working memory, not eyesight.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Tap when you feel the target duration has passed, no visible timer.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Fill the grid so every row, column, and box contains each digit exactly once.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Gravity curves a comet around a core, thrust it through each glowing gate by reading the arc.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
A shape emerges from a field of visual noise. Tap it the instant you see it, the earlier, the better.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Fill the open cells with suns and moons, balancing each row and column around the void cells: never three in a line, equal counts among the open cells, and = / × links between cells.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Place lanterns to light the room while routing their beams around the shadow cells that must stay dark, with no two lanterns in sight of each other and each numbered wall taking exactly its count of neighbours.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Shade the repeated numbers so none touch and every unshaded cell stays connected in one piece.
Steadier attention with less pull from distraction, so you stay on task longer.
Read a passage inside a window whose margins close in. When the window shuts, reading is over and you answer. Your reading rate in words per minute counts only when the answer is correct, across several rounds.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
Wager a reading pace, then read a flashed passage and answer. A bolder pace scores more, but only when you still answer correctly, so it trains speed with retention rather than raw skimming.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
Tap the numbers in order on a randomised grid. Bigger boards add a second teal track counting down, so you alternate between two interleaved counters. Trains visual search speed, attention, and switching between sequences.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
Connect 1-2-3 (Part A) or alternate 1-A-2-B (Part B), the classic Trail Making test. Your switch cost, the extra time per node that Part B's alternation adds over Part A, is tracked as the executive readout.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
Tap on GO, hold on NO-GO. Pure reaction time plus inhibitory control.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
Dots flash for a moment. How many did you see? Dot sizes vary so total ink does not give the count away. Small clusters must be exact; large clusters reward a close estimate, training both subitizing and approximate number sense.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
Tap GO arrows fast, but cancel if a red STOP flashes mid-action. The stop delay tracks your own inhibition limit with a staircase, firing later as you improve.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
A word flashes; sort it LEFT or RIGHT by the current rule. The rule changes to a different one without warning, so each switch makes you drop the old sorting and load the new one.
Quicker thinking and faster reactions when the clock is running.
A scenario appears. Pick the response that is a genuine cognitive reframe, not a hollow positive or an avoidance.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Read a social situation, then rank the responses: pick the best, then the second best. The top grade needs both ranked right, so it trains telling a strong response from the strongest, not just avoiding a bad one.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
60 seconds: list uses for a common object. Original uses score more, and ranging across different kinds of use (flexibility) scores more again.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Pick the rotated match for a target shape, three options are mirror-image traps.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
What comes next? Sequence completion across shape, colour, and size where each trait may step forward or alternate, so you infer the rule type, not just the next item.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Slide numbered tiles into order through the empty slot. Each scramble sets a par from its difficulty, and solving near it earns an Optimal tier. Spatial planning.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Tap a cell and its 4 neighbors to flip them. Clear the whole board; each puzzle has an exact fewest-tap solution and the score rewards getting close to it.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Fill the grid so every row and column matches its hint runs. Each clear reveals a tiny pixel-art icon.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Draw one continuous path through every open cell, routing around the blocked cells, visiting the numbered waypoints in order.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Place one star in every row, column, and region so that no two stars touch, planning each placement around the eclipsed cells that can never hold a star.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Slide weighted beads so every row and column hits its exact target sum.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Pitch one tent beside every tree, never touching another tent, matching the counts on each row and column.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Draw one closed loop that threads every pearl, turning at the black ones and running straight through the white. Harder boards add beacons the loop must visit and reefs it must route around.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Flood each tank to the exact count, respecting how water settles across connected regions.
Clearer reasoning and reading, so you grasp the point and decide faster.
Identify the emotion on a face. As you improve, the choices include look-alike emotions, so you read the brows, eyes, and mouth rather than going on first impression.
Fewer careless slips, through sharper discrimination and precision.
Fill the blank to complete an equation. The missing piece may be a number or the operator, so you reason about the relation, not just compute forward.
Fewer careless slips, through sharper discrimination and precision.
Sort each falling shape by the current rule, which switches between color and shape mid-round.
Fewer careless slips, through sharper discrimination and precision.
Set a counterweight on the beam so it settles level, judge mass against distance, no numbers.
Fewer careless slips, through sharper discrimination and precision.
Tile the whole board with rectangles. A number fixes that piece exact size; no gaps and no overlaps.
A wider visual span, so you take in more at a single glance.
We are working hard on expanding the library. New games land regularly, and the packs, skills, and screenshots here grow with every release. Check back, the catalogue is just getting started.
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Practising a task makes you better at that task and its close neighbours (Klingberg, 2010; Simons et al., 2016). That is exactly what these games train and chart. Two design rules do the heavy lifting: every game stays just above your current level, where learning is fastest, and every rep is scored on the spot so improvement tracks focused effort, not time served. No IQ promises, no far-transfer hype.
The full evidence base, with references, lives on the science page. Pair a game with the practice behind it on Mental Tools, or see what to train first with Surveys.
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