Mockup · one puzzle a day, the same for everyone
Which One?
A new puzzle every day, the same one for everyone. About two minutes.
- 1Nine pictures. One of them is today’s answer.
- 2Tap the one you think it is. If you are wrong, you learn one true thing about the answer.
- 3Use what you learn. You have five guesses.
Level 1: the pictures you have tried stay marked. Level 2: once you have solved a few, the marks fade and you keep track yourself. We will tell you when you get there.
Which One?
One of these nine is today’s answer. Tap the one you think it is. Every wrong guess tells you something true about the answer.
Tap a picture to start. Five guesses.
One fact for each wrong guess, told once. Remembering what you have tried, and what you have learned, is part of the puzzle.
You got it in 3
Teapot
+4 pointsYour total is now 147
Dr. Paul’s daily two
That’s your brain warmed up.
Dr. Paul recommends thirty minutes of movement and thirty minutes of real thinking every day. Here is the rest of today.
- 🚶Move for 30 minutesA walk counts. So does the Time to Move part of any session.
- 🧠This week’s game: In Both BoxesAttention week. About ten minutes.
- 🌳Today’s World Brain GymIn the kitchen, name everything on one shelf with your eyes closed, then check.
12days played this month
9classmates solved it today
About this mockup. The nine pictures are the app’s own, from the word library behind Say It Back, In Both Boxes, Where Was It? and Keep Track. The facts about each one (what kind of thing, where it belongs, what it is made of, how big) are drafted for the example and would be written for all 392 words, for Dr. Paul to approve. The classmates, days-this-month and points-total figures are placeholders, and the mockup starts you two solves from Level 2 so the change can be seen in one sitting. The applause is the app’s own badge cheer.