A swipe-to-solve number puzzle for Android
Connect numbers.
Match every target.
Find your next solution.
You get a ring of numbers and operators. Swipe through them to build equations that hit the targets at the top. It plays offline, at your own pace, in light or dark.
Same ring. Three ways to read it.
Switch any time. Your level, score, hints, and Journey progress stay the same. Picking a mode here switches the board up top too.
Balanced puzzles.
The everyday mode. Adds multiplication and bigger numbers, and swings between easy and tricky rounds.

Real screenshot from the Play Store listing
Every solved idea leaves a trail.
Journey is the app's long game: insight ranks, achievements, and 46 badges. Eleven of them stay secret until you stumble onto them.
The panel here is wired to the board above, so it fills in as you play. It only counts puzzles solved on this page and lives in your browser. The app keeps its own.
Insight rank
Seed of Curiosity
Every great pattern begins with a question.
- 0
- Puzzles
- 0
- Best no-hint streak
- 0
- Targets found
Badges
First Light
Complete your first puzzle
0/1Trail Marker
Complete 25 puzzles
0/25In the Flow
Complete 15 puzzles in one play session
0/15Century Canvas
Complete 150 puzzles
0/150
Secret badges stay hidden until you find them in the app. Some reward unusual equations, quick solves, or no-hint streaks.
What it looks like on your phone.






From the reviews.
4.6 average from 5.24K ratings on Google Play
“For everyone who says the games are too easy, I say keep playing… switch to the genius level. There are NO easy rounds from there on… Kids don't even know they are in math class.”
The small print, up front.
- Price
- Free. Optional in-app purchases.
- Offline
- Puzzles and Journey work without internet. Purchases and online services need a connection.
- Your data
- No data collected, none shared with third parties, per the Play Store data safety listing.
- Progress
- Saved on your device.
- Themes
- Light and dark.
- Rated
- Everyone.
- Last update
- 14 September 2026.
Start with a simple equation and see where your curiosity takes you.