Swipe to connect
Drag across touching tiles in any direction — sideways, up, down, or diagonally — to build a path of numbers.
Connect+ turns mental math into a game you can’t put down. Trace a path of numbers that adds up to the tile you land on, double it, and chase your best score. Playful for kids, clever enough for the whole family.
No sign-up · Plays offline · No forced ads
Every path you trace is a tiny arithmetic puzzle. The numbers you cross must add up to the number you finish on — then that tile doubles and your score climbs.
Drag across touching tiles in any direction — sideways, up, down, or diagonally — to build a path of numbers.
The tiles you cross must add up to the value of the tile you land on. Land on a 5 with a 2 and a 3, and the move is valid.
Your destination tile doubles and stays put, the tiles you used refresh with new numbers, and your score jumps.
Plan ahead so you always have a move. When no valid paths remain, the round ends — how high can you push your best?
Bright, tactile, and quick to pick up — Connect+ makes practicing numbers something kids actually want to do.
Mental addition sneaks in through play — no worksheets, no pressure.
A satisfying puzzle fits into a few minutes, perfect for short attention spans.
Chunky, rounded tiles and playful color make every move feel great.
Adding, planning, and spotting patterns keep young minds engaged.
Repeated, low-stakes practice builds comfort and confidence with numbers.
Kids learn to see combinations and routes across the board.
Simple enough for kids, moreish enough that grown-ups steal a turn.
We keep our claims honest. Below is what studies show about the skills Connect+ exercises — with a clear line between what’s well established and what’s still emerging.
Reviews of “brain-training” find people reliably improve at the tasks they train on, with limited spread to unrelated abilities. So a number game is best seen as practice for number thinking, not a shortcut to general smarts.1,2
Planning, focus, and mental flexibility (“executive functions”) can improve in childhood through activities that repeatedly and progressively challenge them — though benefits tend to be specific to what’s practiced.3
Fast, accurate mental calculation comes from repeated retrieval practice, and strong arithmetic fluency is linked to later success with fractions, algebra, and word problems.4
A meta-analysis of 217 studies found practice improves spatial skills, with the largest, durable gains in children under 13.5
Digital math practice can improve math performance for some children, but the effect is moderate and generally no better than other good practice tools. Helpful, not magic.6
Sustained attention naturally improves from around age 10 through the mid-teens as part of normal development — a game meets kids where they are rather than accelerating this.7
Every valid path means adding tiles in your head — the kind of retrieval practice linked to arithmetic fluency. (A game supplements teaching; it doesn’t replace it.)
Scanning the grid for connected routes gives playful practice with pattern-finding and spatial thinking.
Choosing a route and backtracking when it won’t work engages planning, working memory, and flexibility.
Without a timer, kids can sustain attention and think a move through instead of rushing.
Loads once, then plays anywhere — no connection needed.
Boards are generated on the fly, so you never run out.
Stuck? A hint highlights the best available move.
Track your high score, biggest tile, and longest swipe.
Pick accent colors and tile palettes, with light and dark modes.
Tactile audio cues you can toggle off any time.
Think as long as you like — it’s a puzzle, not a race.
Designed for ages 10+, with a child-safe ad and consent setup.
Close and reopen — your game is exactly where you left it.
Press any number on the 4×4 board to begin your path.
Drag to touching tiles in any direction, adding their values as you go.
Finish on a tile equal to the total of the tiles you crossed.
That tile doubles, your score grows, and a fresh puzzle appears.
Illustrative reviews shown during launch.
“My 11-year-old asks to play this instead of watching videos. He doesn’t even notice he’s doing mental math.”
“Dangerously addictive in the best way. The ‘just one more’ loop is so clean, and there’s no timer stressing you out.”
“I use it as a quick warm-up with my class. Kids love beating their best swipe, and it sparks great number talk.”
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