I'm an indie developer and researcher, and Gradus is a small daily puzzle I created as I love a quiz and learning something new. Each day you get six things and one axis, and you put them in order: planets by distance, foods by fibre, novels by publication date. You lock in your answer, see how close you were, and share a spoiler-free grid. Unlike most puzzle apps it makes no promises to train your brain or make you smarter, because the evidence for that is rather weak. There will be subjects you will know and some that you might have to make an educated guess. It is simply a calm daily habit, and a quiet way to notice how you are doing over time. It is free, has no ads, no account, and nothing ever leaves your device. I would genuinely love your feedback, on the puzzles, the difficulty, the daily rhythm, anything. And I am happy to answer questions about building it or the thinking behind it. Thank you for taking a look.

Gradus

Think. Rank. Repeat. A daily ordering puzzle.

Think. Rank. Repeat. A daily ordering puzzle.