Gradus
Think. Rank. Repeat. A daily ordering puzzle.
What it does
Gradus is a daily ranking puzzle for puzzlers and quizzers. Each day you get six things to arrange from low to high: planets by distance from the sun, foods by fibre, novels by publication date. Lock in your order and see how close you were, with a shareable grid that never gives the answer away. One puzzle a day, the same for everyone, and it takes a couple of minutes. Free, no ads, and collects no data, storing your streak and results only on your device.
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Puzzle Developer Vicki Shepherd Language EN English Size 5.4 MB iPhone, iPad Put everything in order, from planets to plants. For puzzlers and quizzers. Lock in your answer and share your result. Free, no ads, nothing tracked. Think. Rank. Repeat. Six things. One correct order. One chance. Every day, Gradus gives you a new set of six items to arrange along a single axis: earliest to latest, smallest to largest, slowest to fastest. Nudge them into order, lock in your answer, and find out how well you really know the world. Your result is a grid of green and amber tiles with green for an exact spot, amber for off by one, plus a verdict on your calibration: The Oracle, Razor Sharp, Well…from apps.apple.com
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