Everyday
small efficiencies · phone-first
Add the Everyday and Games apps to your home screen — they open like an app
iPhone or iPad. Tap the Share button — the square with an arrow coming out of it — then choose Add to Home Screen. Any browser will do.
Android. Open the app in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then choose Install app. Older versions call it Add to home screen.
It is still just the website — nothing is downloaded, and no app store is involved. You get the icon on your home screen, and the app opens full screen without the address bar.
Technical
deep practice, made usable
Statterbrain Best on desktop
A statistics workbench for type-well curve work: probit analysis, multivariate tools, sequential accumulation, charts you can export. Bring a CSV and a question — and your data never leaves your browser.
Supports the Type-Well Curve Fundamentals course at SAGA Wisdom
Games
a puzzle is exercise · phone-first
Word Square
Fill the grid so every row and every column spells a word. The tray holds exactly the letters you need — no spares.
Deduction · Spatial reasoning
Word Ninja
Letters fall past you. Drag a finger through them to cut out a word before the clock runs out.
Quick recall · Hand-eye timing
Letter Drop
Start with a five-letter word and drop letters down through shorter and shorter words until one is left.
Spotting patterns · Planning ahead
Fauxcabulary
Ten obscure words with straight-faced definitions. Some of them are invented. Say which.
Word roots · Judging plausibility
Acronumbskull
Ten acronyms and what they supposedly stand for. Some are genuine. Recognising the letters will not save you.
General knowledge · Resisting the obvious
Would You Rather
Press the button and get stuck between two impossible options. Neither of them is the sensible one.
Weighing trade-offs · Knowing your own mind