Moku measures how you think.

New boards drop every morning at nine, the same ones for everybody. You solve them in ten minutes and, while you play, the app watches more than whether you got it right: how long before your first move, whether you work at a steady pace or in bursts, how you recover from a mistake, whether you backtrack early or push on.

A PROFILE, NOT A NUMBER

Out of that, the Brain tab draws what you are strong at: deduction, patterns, planning, spatial reasoning. This is not an intelligence test that hands you a score and ends: it is the way you solve, measured game by game, and how it shifts week to week.

WHERE YOU RANK

Every board tells you how many people you beat. Not against "everyone", which tells you nothing, but against people like you: your age, your country, your field. Since everybody plays exactly the same board on the same day, the comparison is clean.

THE GAMES

Crowns — Place the crowns so none touch or share a region. Pure deduction: every board cracks without a single guess.

Eclipse — Suns and moons, three of each per line, never three in a row. Sounds gentle; turns into a staring contest with your own brain.

Circuit — One line from 1 to the end, covering every cell on the way. Plan the whole route before you commit, or paint yourself into a corner.

Blocks — Cut the board into exact rectangles, no gaps, no overlaps.

More on the way.

YOUR FRIENDS, BOARD BY BOARD

Add anyone by nickname and see their time on the same board you just played. Training keeps every past board, to practise whenever you feel like it, without any of it counting towards your stats.

Free, no ads. You can delete your account and all your data from inside the app, whenever you want.