Word Find puzzles, welcome to the world of mobile puzzle solving! Throw away the pencils and the inconvenient stack of word find puzzle books - now there's an unlimited supply of puzzles on your iPhone or iPad! For that matter, throw away the English language, as in this new challenging twist on classic word find puzzles, the 'words' are actually random strings of letters. Can you adjust to this new style? Complete the puzzle as fast as possible, then share the puzzle with friends, nearby and on Twitter, to see who is the ultimate puzzle solver. Once you master the (s)tandard puzzle size, tackle the five other puzzle sizes. Almost unlimited hours of fun await you!

Try a new twist on crossword puzzles, in which clues and words are replaced by random lists of letters. Deprived of clues of where words appear in the puzzle, you are forced to use pure logic to determine how the random letter strings fit into the puzzle. If you get stuck, feel free to take a hint - a small time penalty will be charged, and a cell will be filled in. Completed strings will be crossed off the list automatically. Complete the puzzle in the fastest time possible, then challenge friends - nearby or via Twitter - to beat your best. The default puzzle size is 12x12 on iPhone and iPod or 19x19 on iPad, but additional puzzle sizes (smaller and larger) are available for purchase for 99 cents each or $3.99 for all five sizes (save 20%!).

Happy Holidays! Our app will be on sale for the low price of $1 (regularly $2) through January 2, 2012. Sudoku and Crossword puzzles meet in this fresh, new game for iPhone and iPad, and now you can play a new puzzle every day of 2012! Finish the puzzle as fast as you can, then share your time on Twitter - every app will play the same daily puzzles, thus allowing players to easily compare scores! How do your logic skills rank? Find out! As in other number crossword puzzle games, you will be given a list of numbers (1- to 5-digits each) and challenged to insert them all into a grid. Unlike other number crosswords, though, each row, column and designated square must contain exactly one of each number (1-9 in the standard game). But the fun doesn't end there! You may also purchase and play larger puzzles with more numbers, with up to 18 numbers (blue 1-9 and green 1-9) total - a puzzle 4x the size of a traditional 9x9 sudoku game! When you finish the puzzle, challenge your friends to beat your best time in "versus" mode, or use Twitter to announce your results to the world! Play a puzzle every day of 2012, then continue the fun into 2013 for just $2 more.

*LIMITED TIME SALE PRICE* The app has been marked down by 50% (from $1.99 to $0.99) and the 'All Puzzles' in-app upgrade has been marked down by 20% (from $4.99 to $3.99) for a limited time only. That means you can get it all for under $5! Get it while it lasts! Play a brand new number find puzzle every day of 2012! In this game, you are given a 9x9 grid (15x15 on iPad) and a list of numbers (5 digits each). Your job is to locate the numbers in the grid, where they appear horizontally, vertically and diagonally. When you finish the puzzle, share your results via Twitter to challenge your friends to beat your best time; use the hash tag #numberhunt to find other players' best times. The basic version includes one puzzle per day for the remainder of 2011 and all of 2012. You may choose to permanently unlock 5 additional puzzle sizes for $1 each and two other styles of puzzle for $2 each (or unlock all sizes and styles for $5) to play up to 18 puzzles per day (6 sizes * 3 styles). After 2012 you will be able to purchase the 2013 puzzles (for $2 or less) or continue playing the 2012 puzzles. Additional features are planned so check back frequently!

Play a brand new number crossword puzzle every day of 2012! In this game, you are given a 9x9 grid (15x15 on iPad) and a list of numbers (1-5 digits each) including a hint of which direction the number appears in the grid. Your job is to use logic to place all of the numbers into the puzzle. If you get stuck, take a hint in exchange for a small time penalty. When you finish the puzzle, share your results via Twitter to challenge your friends to beat your best time; use the hash tag #numberfill to find other players' best times. The basic version includes one puzzle per day for the remainder of 2011 and all of 2012. You may choose to permanently unlock 5 additional puzzle sizes for $1 each and two other styles of puzzle for $2 each (or unlock all sizes and styles for $5) to play up to 18 puzzles per day (6 sizes * 3 styles). After 2012 you will be able to purchase the 2013 puzzles (for $2 or less) or continue playing the 2012 puzzles. Additional features are planned so check back frequently!

Welcome to Number Fill S, puzzle fans, where you can play classic number fill-in puzzles on your mobile device! The new, larger, 9x9 (iPhone) and 15x15 (iPad) grids will be filled with blank spaces and it is your job to use logic to figure out how to put the given numbers into the grid so they all fit. It's like a crossword puzzle, but with numbers instead of words. Don't worry - if you get stuck you can ask for a hint or you can make a guess about where a number should go. You will receive immediate feedback as to whether you were right or not - if you were wrong, you will face a time penalty. Finish the puzzle in the fastest time possible, then challenge your friends to beat your best time. To play, press one of the numbers to the left of the play field then touch the square where you think the first digit of the number should go. There may be a second and third page of numbers - press the "+" (page up) button to access these additional pages.

Hey, you! And you, too! Now you can both Sudoku! Twist and turn your iOS device, or use the on-screen buttons, to guide numbers (1-9) into position one by one. The goal? To put exactly one of each digit in each row, column and 3x3 square. That's right - you're building a Sudoku puzzle! In this followup to our popular You, Sudoku game, you are now faced with a starting scenario (akin to traditional Sudoku games). If you get flustered, you can press the pause button to take a breather - but in pause mode, points are gradually ticked off your score. There is also now a "Versus" mode. Once you complete the puzzle, you will have the option to play the same puzzle a second time and the game will keep track of the best score. There is one unique, ideal way to solve the puzzle. Who will find it - you? Or maybe you? Or you? It's okay - now everyone can Sudoku! Directions: Press start and a number tile (1-9) appears in the center of the 9x9 grid. Depending on which way you are holding the device, the block will move downward (toward the ground), or pressing one of the on-screen arrows to override this. You can also press the "play" button to speed it up. Once it hits another block (or the bottom of the column/row) it will stop and another tile appears in the center square. If it gets stopped in the center, the game is over. Your score is determined by the number of unique blocks in each group (column, row and 3x3 square). The more unique blocks in a group, the higher your score from that group, and your total score is displayed after you finish the game.

Everyone's favorite number logic game has just received a delicious makeover! In this game, you are charged with the responsibility of rearranging 6-colored gumballs so that each row, column and 3x2 box contains one of each color. Complete the puzzle in the fastest time possible - being careful not to guess and incur penalties - then challenge your friends to beat your time. Three other modes are included. "Draw" mode allows users to make cute pictures out of the gumboils. "Game" mode is a quick and easy puzzle game in which you search for adjacent similar-colored gumballs in groups of three or more. Tap down on a gumball and the whole group is removed, making room for more - but don't release! If the results are not to your liking, you can slide off the button to undo the action. You start with 60 seconds, and for every blue or green gumball you collect you get a time bonus. Use the "Candy Time" bonus if you get in a bind. Your objective: obtain the highest score possible! "Factory" mode takes the Game mode and turns it on its head! Your job is to receive and fill the gumball orders (as indicated by images at the top of the screen next to the number of gumballs ordered). To do this, find a group of adjacent gumballs of the color requested in the number requested. They need not be in a straight line or in any particular shape, but there must be an ample number of gumballs adjacent to one another. Touch that group and the gumballs will disappear from your factory inventory (on their way to the customer!) and you will receive the points. Be aware that the gumballs are displayed at the top of the screen in ascending order (left to right) of their value. A yellow gumball is more valuable than a red gumball, which is more valuable than a purple gumball, and so on. You have five minutes to build your score as high as possible.

Every teacher has been there. You gave an exam and the grades are simply… inadequate. Most of the grades are simply awful, and if you do a traditional curve your one or two brilliant students will get As while everyone else gets an F. What is a teacher to do? Enter my curving method. With this method, you can adjust your grade distribution to conform to not just ONE metric (the average) but TWO. For example, you can adjust the grades in a uniform way such that the average and standard deviation are set (for example, 75 and 15 respectively). Or the maximum and minimum grade. There are six different curving methods available, in all. My app is the one tool for all your grade curving needs. Your test need not even start with a certain number of points possible! Suppose you have a T/F test with 20 questions worth one point each, and you want to curve it so the maximum grade is 100 and the average is 75. Done. Suppose you want to make sure no one fails (set the minimum to 60) and you don't want the grades to all clump together (set the st.dev to 15). Done! And so on. It's like a Swiss army knife for curving grades!

This is a game to help you practice your Algebra! Great for students currently learning, or for adults who want to brush up, or just to enjoy a quick game. Once you start, you'll have a hard time putting the device down! The main mode is "Potato" mode, based on the classic game of "Hot Potato". You play with up to 5 friends and the goal is to answer Algebra questions as quickly as possible, because as you play, there is an invisible timer counting down and as soon as it runs out, the current player is eliminated. If you answer a question incorrectly, five seconds is taken off the timer and you must answer the question again until you get it right. The goal is to be the last player standing. A newly added configuration page allows you to set the time length of the game. The app contains two other modes: Test mode and Vs. mode. In Test mode, you answer a series of Algebra questions. Each time you get a question right, the next question is a little harder. Each time you get a question wrong, the next question is a little easier. Each question you answer correctly, you are awarded points based on how difficult it was. The goal is to maximize the points you can earn within the chosen time limit. In Versus mode, you again attempt to maximize your score, except this time you are competing with up to five friends. After inputting the names of you and your friends, you take turns answering Algebra questions which again get harder as you answer them right and easier if you answer them wrong. The goal is to have the highest number of points when the time runs out.

Sudoku and Crossword puzzles meet in this fresh, new game for iPhone and iPad. As in other number crossword puzzle games, you will be given a list of numbers (1- to 5-digits each) and challenged to insert them all into a grid. Unlike other number crosswords, though, each row, column and designated square must contain exactly one of each number (1-9 in the standard game). But the fun doesn't end there! You may also purchase and play larger puzzles with more numbers, with up to 18 numbers (blue 1-9 and green 1-9) total - a puzzle 4x the size of a traditional 9x9 sudoku game! When you finish the puzzle, challenge your friends to beat your best time in "versus" mode, or use Twitter to announce your results to the world!

Sharpen your mind and practice your math with this simple, straightforward game! One or two numbers will appear in the center of the screen - your job is to add or multiply the two numbers, or factor and/or find the one number. At first there will be just one number in the grid, but each time you tap the correct square, more will be added making the difficulty greater and greater. Your goal: finish 100 levels in the fastest time possible. There are four modes: Find & Tap (just find and tap the number in the play field), Multiply & Find (multiply the two numbers together and tap the product), Find the Factors (tap the factors of the number), and Sum & Search (add the two numbers together and tap the sum). Challenge your friends and family to top your best score, or play it alone to keep your mind strong and flexible and keep an eye out for future variations on the premise!

Everyone's favorite number arrangement logic game is here. Sudoku! Arrange number tiles (1-9) so that every row, column and square of 9 cells contains exactly one of each tile. And now you can play the game in this simple and easy version for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. For instructions, touch the ? or "How to" icon in the game or see below. To start a new game: First touch the number corresponding to the difficulty level you choose, 1 being the easiest, 9 being the hardest. Then press the "play" button. You can do this even when a game is currently ongoing. To place a number into the puzzle: First touch the number you wish to place into the puzzle, then touch the cell you want to place it in. If the number can not be placed in that cell (because the number already appears in that row, column or square) it will not be accepted.

Hey puzzle fans! We're back with an enhanced new challenge! Twist and turn your iOS Device once again to steer brightly colored 2- and 3- piece blocks into position, but now you can also use the new arrow buttons to guide the blocks and use the start button to speed up the blocks' movement. Your goal? To build 3x3 squares taking care to leave the center, or 'donut hole', empty. The blocks will fall slowly at first, toward the ground (turn the device to change the direction), but careful because they pick up speed as the game progresses. Complete a square and the blocks disappear, and you are awarded points. Get Squared! challenges you to build beautiful brightly colored squares for as long as you can. Compete with your friends to see who can get the highest score. Are you ready to Get Squared? HOW TO PLAY: The game board consists of 9 squares, 3x3. Each square consists of 9 cells, 3x3. The primary objective of the game is to fill the perimeter of square with blocks - upon doing so, the perimeter will disappear and points are awarded. To begin the game, touch the Play button (a triangle in a circle). A 2- or 3- piece block will appear in the center square. If the arrow buttons are not pushed, the block will fall toward the ground. You can rotate the device to change the direction of motion or you can push one or two of the arrow buttons to change the motion. For example, pressing "up" and "right" will cause the block to move diagonally. You can also push the "play" button to speed the block up. You may also press the "pause" button - doing so will stop the active block from moving and will remove the play field from site. You can press the "pause" button or the "play" button to resume the game. Warning: Avoid filling the center cell of a square with a block. This cell is not cleared when the square's perimeter is filled.

Go on a Number Hunt to exercise your brain. In this game, multi-digit numbers will be hidden in a grid. Your job is to find the numbers in the grid and touch the first digit. This game was designed for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. On iPad, you will seek 3-5 digit numbers in an 15x15 grid. On iPhone or iPod Touch you will seek 5 digit numbers in an 9x9 grid. It's like a word find, but with numbers, and there is an effectively infinite number of puzzles so you never have to worry about running out! To play, first click "NEW GAME" then wait for up to 10 seconds while your puzzle is generated. The numbers you're hunting for will be displayed to the left and right of the grid. Touch one of the numbers, then touch the first digit of that number within the grid. If you are right the number in the grid will turn green and the number will disappear from the sidebar. Repeat for the next number. When you finish the last number the game will display your time.