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16h ago

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Solve 24 for anyone who loves quick math challenges and that satisfying “aha” moment when everything clicks. The idea is simple: use four numbers and basic arithmetic to reach 24. But once you start playing, it gets surprisingly tricky. I wanted something that’s easy to pick up, hard to master, and fun whether you have 30 seconds or a few minutes. There are multiple...

Solve 24 - Math PuzzlesCan you solve 'em all!

Mohamed HamdouchihuntedSolve 24 - Math Puzzles

16h ago

Solve 24 is a fast, brain-teasing math puzzle game that challenges you to reach the number 24 using four given numbers and basic arithmetic. Easy to learn but tough to master, each round pushes you to think creatively and adapt quickly. Play at your own pace, race the clock in Time Trial mode, or challenge a friend in Face-Off. With endless puzzles and a colorful, intuitive design, Solve 24 is a fun mental workout for all ages.

Solve 24 - Math PuzzlesCan you solve 'em all!

Mohamed Hamdouchistarted a discussion

17h ago

Do timers make math puzzles more fun or more stressful?

I’m curious how others approach mental math games like Solve 24. Do you prefer having unlimited time to think through solutions, or does a timer make the challenge more fun? Also interested in how people feel about head-to-head modes vs solo play when it comes to brain-training games. Would love to hear what actually keeps you coming back to puzzle games.

Mohamed Hamdouchistarted a discussion

18h ago

New here, excited to learn from fellow builders

Hey everyone 👋 I’m Mohamed, an iOS engineer and indie builder. I enjoy working at the intersection of language, design, and thoughtful product experiences. I’m curious what tools or products you’ve used recently that genuinely improved your workflow or helped you understand something better. Looking forward to learning from this community.

Mohamed Hamdouchileft a comment

1d ago

This is playful, but it’s also doing some powerful system-level things. How are you thinking about user trust and permissions, especially around accessibility and system control?