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Global Premises qty
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Track any questions answered
with the timer, and
automatically update the
timer and premises based on
accuracy.

Only applies when the
timer is active.
Settings Icon
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Starts scramble low, then raises it
as you answer correctly.

Mode scramble values still work as
the ceiling for that mode.
Start Step Max
Mode Window
Progress Targets
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Set your daily and weekly
time targets for training.
Progress bars will show on
the sides of the screen.
Daily Target Weekly Target
Content & Words ▼
?Prevents letters from repeating across nonsense and garbage words. The pool restarts when the next word cannot be built.
Nonsense Word Length
Garbage Word Length
  • 😈😈😈💀💀
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Shows complete premises until cue time,
then keeps stimuli and replaces relations with ?
Trial logic and history stay unchanged.
Start End
Step Mode
Scramble Factor
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How much to scramble premises.

100% scrambles the most.
Neighboring premises are rare.

0% scrambles nothing (easy mode).

Anything in between will try to
keep a percentage of premises
next to each other, unscrambled.
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Form of anti-strategy for space,
distinction and 180° modes.
Allows a word to appear in
more than 2 premises, creating
a branching structure such that

A <relation> B
A <relation> C
A <relation> D

is possible, where A appears in
3 premises, rather than 2.

Leave on if unsure (default).
Vanishing Premises
Game Modes ▼
  • A is the same as B
  • A is opposite to B
Premises Time Priority
Scramble
? Same, Different, or Unrelated.
Difference does not chain; Meta and Relation Swap are ignored.
  • 1 Same
  • 2 Different
  • 3 Indeterminate — the premises do not determine the relation
Premises Time Conclusions Scramble Priority
  • A is left of B
  • A is right of B
Premises Time Conclusions Scramble Priority
  • A is above B
  • A is below B
Premises Time Conclusions Scramble Priority
  • A is more than B
  • A is less than B
Premises Time Conclusions Scramble Priority
  • A is before B
  • A is after B
Premises Time Conclusions Scramble Priority
  • A contains B
  • A is within B
Premises Time Conclusions Scramble Priority
  • A is at South-West of B
Premises Time Priority
Transf Scramble
  • A is at Above and North-West of B
Premises Time Priority
Transf Interf Scramble
  • Space 3D plus one relation dimension: Time, Quantity / Size, or Membership
Premises Time Priority
Transf Interf Scramble
  • Space 3D plus any two of Time, Quantity / Size, and Membership
  • The original Time + Quantity combination remains the default
Premises Time Priority
Transf Interf Scramble
  • A is South of B, was before B, has more than B, and is opposite to B
  • Spatial + Temporal + Comparative + Polarity layers
Premises Time Priority
Transf Interf Scramble
NEW ? Space + Time + Quantity + Same/Opposite + syllogistic class hierarchy.
Premises Time Priority
Transf Interf Scramble
Advanced ▼
  • For Space 2D–7D, build the relation between the two points instead of answering True or False
  • Choose the complete relation from several answers instead of building every axis separately
Answers per trial
  • Resolve positions on a repeating cycle instead of a straight line
  • Select one or more worlds; each trial stays on one fixed cycle
? Monday–Sunday cycle.
Before and after wrap at the ends.
? January–December cycle.
Before and after wrap at the ends.
? Twelve clock positions using clockwise
and counterclockwise distances.
? A modular ring with 5–16 positions.
Higher sizes allow longer offsets.
Advanced Circular rules
?Remove the fixed cycle label.
Only relative offsets determine the layout.
?Judge which object is reached first
from an origin and direction.
?Judge the shorter direction between two objects.
Even rings can produce exact ties.
?Move every resolved object mid-trial.
Available only when a fixed anchor exists.
?Every relative premise moves one position.
Build longer offsets by chaining premises.
?Test object pairs never linked directly
in the premises, requiring relational inference.
Premises Time Priority
Scramble
  • Map structural roles or compare relation properties across procedural webs
Nodes Time Priority
Colored Nodes Role Difficulty Trial Type
  • Experimental: position + facing + turns + rotations around pivots
Premises Time Priority
Dir Swap Freq
Dir Swap Place
Transforms Rotation Step Over 360°
  • Experimental: I/YOU/HE/SHE/WE/THEY + HERE/THERE/NOW/THEN swaps, optional negation
  • Deictic swaps are separate from global Object Swap and Relation Swap, and are always shown after ordinary facts.
Premises Time Priority
Negation Neg Freq Deictic swaps
Half-Minimal Mode
Inverted Minimal Mode
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Inverts 2D arrow interpretation.

Normal: "A ↑ B" = "A is south of B"
Inverted: "A ↑ B" = "A is north of B"

Applies to all 2D arrows (↗ ↘ ↙ ↖ → ← ↑ ↓)
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Some conclusions are marked as lies.
The percentage controls how often
each conclusion becomes a lie.
Red box = answer the opposite.
Green box = answer normally.
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Each border applies only to what it encloses.
Red LIE reverses it; green TRUE keeps it.
Nested borders apply one after another.
Two nested LIE borders cancel each other.
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For 5D–7D modes.
Max relations
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Adds a premise like
"Swap X with Y" or "⇄ X Y".
The internal map and explanation
are updated after the swap.
Place Max
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Adds a premise like
"Swap relation north with south"
or "⇄R N S" in minimal mode.
Place Max
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Combine multiple question types
in a single question

Example: Distinction + 2D Direction
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Space: avoids trivial inverse distractors.
Linear and Distinction: may query
middle stimuli instead of mainly endpoints.
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Conclusions include exact distance.
Example: southwest + west,
not just southwest.
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Allows directions to span 2 positions
instead of just 1

Example: "west west" instead of "west"
(2 spots west instead of 1 spot west)
Multiple Conclusions
Default
Conclusions by mode Blank uses default
Time Bonus Per Conclusion
Bonus Amount
Stimulus Sets ?
Groups stimuli into sets per premise.

Example: "cat and dog are south of mouse and cloud"

All items in a set share the same
relationship to items in the other set.
Set Size
Enable Syllogism
  • All A are B means A is a subset of B
  • Every premise belongs to one connected proof network
Premises Time Priority
  • Classify whether a claim is forced, contradicted, or left undecidable by the premises
Scramble
Enable Analogy
  • A is to B as B is to C
Only show Analogy trials
Nested Analogy
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Compares two complete analogies.
(A → B as C → D) is compared
with (E → F as G → H).
Invert Conclusion
Premises Time
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Shifts the underlying question's
premise/timer count. Try -1
Scramble
Enable Negation?In Binary formulas, each A/B occurrence can be negated independently. Conclusion Negation separately negates the whole formula.
Conclusion Negation
Enable Meta
  • A is (C to D) of B
? Keeps anchor markers fixed during transforms.
Applies to Anchor Space, Anchor v2,
and their Binary Analogy source trials.
Enable Anchor Space ?
Space 2D, but a diamond space
starts out filled in with:
This is called the anchor,
and all relations are built
off it.
Premises Time Priority
Facing mix Chance
  • Adds facing and turn trials that use the four fixed anchor markers
Transf Scramble
Enable Anchor Space v2 ?
Visual pattern memory mode.
Colored shapes appear on a grid.
Memorize the pattern, then
answer direction questions.
Supports transforms too.
Premises Time Priority
Shapes Transf Scramble
Generate new anchor layout
Mirror
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Flips a word across another word,
but only along one dimension (X/Y/Z).

A is Y-mirrored across B

Means to shift A up/down until
it's fully mirrored across the
X-axis of B.
Scale
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Shifts a word 2x away
from another word, but only
along one dimension (X/Y/Z).

A is X-scaled 2x from B

Means to shift A left/right
until it doubles its
X distance from B.
Set X/Y/Z
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Moves a word so it lines up
with the X/Y/Z of the another
word.
Rotate
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Rotates a word clockwise or
counterclockwise around another
word.

In 3D mode, the word will
need to rotate around the axis
of the pivot word. For example,

A is XY-rotated 90°↻ around B

means that you find the Z-axis
of B, and rotate A around that.
(A will stay within the XY-plane)
Interleave Mode
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Transformations will be inserted
in between premises, rather than
only at the end. Requires 2+
transforms to apply.
Continuous Transforms
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A word continuously rotates or
oscillates with each new premise.

Works with or without Interleave
Mode. Requires transforms (level 1+)
and Mirror or Rotate to be enabled.
Enable Carousel Mode ?
See one or more premises at a time.
Use number input to change how
many premises appear per page.
Disable "Back" button (one-way only)
Auto-advance after (0 = disabled, click Next manually)
Enable Binary
  • A is the same as B
  • OR
  • C is at North-West of D
Only show Binary trials
Binary Analogy
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Combines two analogy questions
with a binary operator (AND/OR/XOR).
Both analogies share premises,
conclusion asks about the
combined logical statement.
Binary premises Time
Operators
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Number of binary
operators to
use in the conclusion
Scramble Transforms
Appearance ▼
  • Applies to trial wording in every game mode.
Image
Color
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Low-saturation cyan backgrounds enhance working memory performance (fNIRS study).
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Restores the complete v3 visual skin across training, settings, history, and graphs while keeping every current feature.
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Uses connected isometric spatial maps in Space 3D–7D explanations. Off keeps the classic layered maps.
Side Tab Style
Interface Font
Premise Font
Timer Animation
Font Size Normal
UI Density Normal
Theme Color
Custom:
Color Words
Dimension Relation Colors
Color Timer Bar
Timer Bar Height Normal
Game Area Radius
Premise Style
Conclusion Style
Conclusion Color
Custom:
Button Style
Stimulus Size Normal
Focus Layout
Skip / Reroll Button
Score Display
Hide Side Buttons
SFX
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Removes feedback animation,
and disables true/false
button swapping.
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Hides right/wrong feedback,
answer reveal colors,
and correctness sounds.
Total:
Avg:
Avg Correct:
% Correct:
Times by mode ? Active solving time only.
Binary Analogy source rows use the full trial time
when that source appeared.
Showing all answers
No history yet
Updates

Changelogs

Space 7D

Adds Same/Opposite polarity in place of Contains and a seventh syllogistic class-hierarchy axis, including transforms, Analogies, Binary sources, and per-mode controls.

Game Modes → Space 7D

Circular Worlds

Add Months, Clock Hours, configurable Number Rings, compact help, adjacent-step premises, novel-pair queries, relative-only trials, encounter-order and shortest-arc conclusions, cycle rotations, and mixed circular claims.

Advanced → Experimental → Circular

Circular: Weekdays

Train circular reasoning across Monday through Sunday, including wraparound before/after relations and multi-step conclusions.

Advanced → Experimental → Circular

Three-Way Syllogisms

Optionally answer TRUE, FALSE, or INDETERMINABLE according to whether the premises force a claim, force its contradiction, or leave both possibilities open.

Game Modes → Syllogism

Harder Conclusions Expanded

Linear and Distinction can now select non-trivial pairs from the middle of the stimulus network, while Space modes continue avoiding obvious opposite-direction distractors.

Advanced → Harder Conclusions

Temporal Levels

Optionally weight 2–5 time levels for Space 4D, 5D, and 6D using the same compact controls as height.

Game Modes → Space 4D–6D

Dimension Selection

Choose the extra relation dimension in Space 4D or any two relation dimensions in Space 5D.

Game Modes → Space 4D / 5D

Construct Conclusions

Build the relation between two points one axis at a time instead of answering TRUE or FALSE.

Advanced → Experimental

Skip / Reroll

Optionally reroll the current question without changing score or accuracy.

Appearance → Skip / Reroll Button

Relational Web

Match highlighted nodes across procedurally rearranged isomorphic directed webs. Structural trials remove simple position and degree shortcuts.

Advanced → Relational Web

Conclusions by Mode

Set a different conclusion count for each supported mode while keeping one global default.

Advanced → Multiple Conclusions

Mobile Sidebar Layout

Settings, History, Info, Changelogs, and Graph now use a compact mobile scale so every control stays visible.

Mobile → Sidebars

Adaptive Symbols & Relation Gaps

Abstract symbols now stay readable against the active game background. Relation Gaps briefly show selected relation cues before masking them.

Content → Stimuli / Relation Gaps

Suggestions Inbox

Send text and image feedback directly from the Changelogs panel. Submitted feedback is available only in the private owner view.

Right edge → Changelogs → Submit suggestion

Syllogism Logic Update

Syllogism now uses quantified set logic for All, No, Some, and Some-not. Trials form connected proof networks where every premise is required.

Game Modes → Syllogism / Set Hierarchy

Height Levels 3D–6D

Choose Adaptive or force 2–5 height levels.

Game Modes → Space 3D / 4D / 5D / 6D

Integrated Map

Optional connected maps for Space 3D–6D.

Appearance → Integrated Map

Shared Map Cells

Multiple stimuli stay ordered and comma-separated.

History → Explanation maps

Changelogs

View update notes without leaving the app.

Right edge → Changelogs

Keyboard Shortcuts:

SpaceToggle Timer

←, 1, jAnswer True

→, 2, kAnswer False

hOpen History

aPrev (Carousel)

dNext (Carousel)

Minimal Mode Symbols:

Syllogism

∀ A ⊆ B All A are B

∀ A ⊥ B No A are B

∃ A ∩ B Some A are B

∃ A ∖ B Some A are not B

∀ = every member · ∃ = at least one member

2D Arrows (Direction)

Left

Right

Up

Down

Down-Left

Down-Right

Up-Left

Up-Right

Same position / no movement on this axis

Binary Operators

AND — Both conclusions are true

NAND — Not both conclusions are true

OR — At least one conclusion is true

NOR — Neither conclusion is true

XOR — Exactly one conclusion is true

XNOR — Both conclusions have the same truth value

Negation

¬ / not

Example: "A ¬↑ B" = "A is not north of B"

3D Triangle (Height)

▼ Below

▲ Above

4D Arrow (Time)

←t Past / was

t→ Future / will be

5D Temporal

←t Was before

=t Simultaneous

t→ Will be after

5D Quantity

> More than

=q Equal to

< Less than

6D Membership

⊂ Within

≠m Separate

⊃ Contains

Repeated Distance

symbol^n Repeat a direction or axis n times

▲^2 / ▼^2 Double height

←t^2 / t→^2 Double temporal distance

↑^2 / →^3 Repeated spatial distance

Transformations

D🪞 Mirror across dimension D

D := Set dimension D equal to the reference

D↔️ Scale distance on dimension D

XY 90°↻ / ↺ Rotate in a plane

Continuous Transforms

↷ / ↺ … each Rotate again after every premise

e.g. "A XY-rotates 90°↷ around B"

⇄ each2 Oscillate every other premise

e.g. "C oscillates across Z from D"

Transform Modes

Interleave: transforms mixed between premises

Continuous: transforms repeat with each premise

Both can be used together or separately

Facing Space

⇢ Faces a target

⇢↑ / ⇢NE Faces a fixed direction

↻n / ↺n Turns clockwise / counterclockwise by n°

↻n @ / ↺n @ Rotates around another object

EXACT = / EXACT ≠ Same / different relative facing

Deictic Relations

∋ / ¬∋ Has / does not have

∋? / ¬∋? Would have / would not have

@ / @? Is at / would be at

⇄P / ⇄L / ⇄T Swap people / locations / times

Meta Relations

A→B Ordered analogy pair

≡ Same relation as another pair

≢ Opposite relation to another pair

Relational Web Properties

Reflexivity Every node points to itself

Irreflexivity No node points to itself

Symmetry If A → B, then B → A

Antisymmetry Different nodes cannot point both ways; self-arrows are allowed

Asymmetry Strictly one-way: no self-arrows and no two-way pairs

Transitivity If A → B and B → C, then A → C

Property Categories: TRUE when both graphs satisfy the named property or both graphs violate it

Analogy / Distinction / Membership

= Same relation / same as

☍ Opposite / different (Distinction)

≠ Different relation (Analogy)

⊃ Contains

⊂ Is within

Object / Relation Swap

⇄ Object swap

⇄R Relation swap

⇄F Facing-direction swap

= / ≠ Same / opposite

⊃ / ⊂ Contains / within

← / → · ↑ / ↓ Left / right · above / below

N/S/E/W North/South/East/West

NE/NW/SE/SW Diagonal spatial relations

‹ / › Before / after

FN/FS/FE/FW Faces a cardinal direction

FNE/FNW/FSE/FSW Faces a diagonal direction

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