Five minutes of bite-size reasoning puzzles. Short enough to actually do every day.
Master a relation and you level up. Slip a few times and it eases back. Always right-sized.
Come back tomorrow and Wug is waiting. Milestones turn the habit into something you look forward to.
Words like Zib and Huv mean nothing, so memory tricks and trivia don't help. The only way through is to actually reason.
Each relation type has its own ladder. Level up by mastering it — drop back if you slip. You're always right at your edge.
At higher levels, rules compress into symbols — training pure abstraction, not language.
A gentle timer keeps you decisive. Reason fast and trust your logic.
Daily streaks with gold-lit milestone moments Wug celebrates right alongside you.
Create an account and your progress, streaks, and level follow you — phone, tablet, wherever you left off.
Hit a milestone and the whole screen lights up gold — Wug included. It's a small thing, but it's the reason the habit sticks.
Atmos isn't a random puzzle generator. Every question is a relation — the building blocks we use to make sense of new information. That's a real, well-studied corner of how reasoning works, and it's what the whole game is built on.
Bigger than, before, the opposite of, "A is to B as C is to ?". Made-up words strip away memory, so every puzzle is pure reasoning.
Comparison, sequence, opposition, distinction, analogy — the same relational patterns we lean on to understand the world.
Atmos draws on relational frame theory — research into how we learn the way concepts relate. We built a game around that idea, not a claim about your brain.
Atmos is on the App Store and Google Play. Download it and get your first five-minute session in — no account required.
Atmos Mind Gym
