Draw with equations
Type y = sin(x), x² + y² = 25, or y = 0.5x − 1. The plane updates as you type.
A puzzle game about f(x).
Draw curves with equations. Roll a ball through gravity. Collect every star.
Now on Google Play, and in any browser.
Every level is a tiny physics puzzle. Write equations, watch them become curves, and let gravity do the rest.
Type y = sin(x), x² + y² = 25, or y = 0.5x − 1. The plane updates as you type.
The ball obeys gravity, friction and momentum. Curves become tracks. Loops become launchpads.
Tweak, replay, retry. No timers, no penalties — just the satisfaction of a perfectly placed parabola.
Five chapter packs plus Linear and Trigonometry. Earn 210 stars across slopes, curves, reflections and more — with more packs on the way.
A custom math keyboard appears when you need it. Symbols, operators, and exponents one tap away.
No advertising, no analytics, no third-party requests. The game bundles everything it needs and talks only to its own backend — to save your progress, and to send anonymous crash reports that are tied to no one and deleted after thirty days. Buying Premium goes through Google Play, and only if you choose to. Play on a plane, on a couch, on a lunch break.
Guide the ball from its start position to every star on the plane. All stars must be collected for a level to complete.
Tap Add and type any equation: y = sin(x), x² + y² = 25, y = 0.5x − 1. The custom math keyboard does the symbols for you.
The ball drops from its starting position and rolls along your curves. Press Stop any time to reset and adjust.
Free on Google Play, with one optional purchase that unlocks every pack. The browser version plays the same game and shares your account; it installs as an app from there too.
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