Short, fair puzzles for memory, attention, logic, space and number sense, from a gentle start to grids that stretch a grown-up. Play alone or battle a friend live.
Each level mixes three short puzzles. New kinds arrive one at a time, each with a hands-on lesson. Grown-ups can switch on Expert pace and meet all eight from level one.
Tiles light up. Tap the trail back, forwards or in reverse.
Pick everything that fits the rule. Then the rule changes.
Combine number tiles to hit the target. Every valid way counts.
Each step repeats one change. Find the missing frame.
Collect every checkpoint, obey the arrows, reach the exit.
One line through the numbers in order, filling every cell. One answer only.
One crown per row, column and colour. Crowns never touch.
Suns and moons, equal in every line, never three alike.
Race a live opponent anywhere. Every round is harder, and you each have three hearts.
No energy bars, no paid retries, no guilt about a missed day.
Stars come from correct answers and hints used. Time never counts against you.
Hints are free, and a walkthrough is one tap away.
Each puzzle type adapts on its own, one small step at a time.
Strangers can only send preset phrases. Under 13, friends need a parent PIN.
I wanted a thinking game for my son that I would be happy to see him open: honest about what it is, kind when he slips, and never tugging at him to come back.
Trayaksh means three-eyed. Two eyes to look, one to understand. The bead on our loop is that third eye.
Free, with nothing to buy. Your progress stays on your own device.
