Two games to try right now.
These are the real mechanics, not mock-ups: puzzles that adapt to your child’s answers, and a memory grid that grows as they get it right. Both come with an analysis written for parents.
Playing is free and open to everyone. Create a free account if you would like your results saved to your family profile — otherwise nothing is stored.
Puzzles that adjust to every child.
Six adaptive puzzles, then a full analysis of your run — accuracy, speed and skill mix. Answer honestly; the game is watching the difficulty, not the score.
Illustrative trial · the full app has hundreds of puzzles across five age-calibrated levels
Glow Memory Grid
A grid lights up in a sequence — your child watches, then taps it back in the same order. Every round adds one more step.
- Working memory — holding a growing sequence in mind, then acting on it.
- Pattern matching — noticing order and repetition, the same skill behind reading and maths.
- Self-paced — the sequence only grows while your child keeps getting it right.
In the full app, games like this feed the same weekly report — no scores to chase, just a clear picture of progress.
Tap Start, then repeat the pattern back.
Playing is free. Sign in to save your results — otherwise nothing is stored.
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Attenious launches in 2027 on Android and iOS. Waitlist families get free early access and founding-family pricing.
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