Carry Minata

Carry Minata is a brain-training game built for the metro: portrait, one thumb, fully offline, and over in three to eight minutes. HOW A RUN WORKS You are handed a code. Hold it. Then dive through quick rounds — flash sequences, running totals, odd-one-out, sweeps, pairs, names — each one a little deeper and a little harder. After every few rounds you pick a card that bends the rules. From round six you choose: bank what you have, or push deeper for more. Break twice and the run ends. At the bottom, we ask for the code. FIVE FAMILIES Recall, Calc, Logic, Focus — and a Boss every fifth depth. Drill one family when you want to work on it. THE VAULT Every code you carried comes back: three hours later, then a day, three days, a week. Answer straight from the notification. It is the part people talk about. DAILY RUN One shared seed a day for everyone in India (resets at midnight IST). One attempt. See where you land worldwide and among friends. Keep the streak — one free freeze a week. OFFICE LEAGUES Make a private league for your floor or your commute group, join by code, and race on a weekly board. DUELS Challenge a friend to the exact same run. Deeper dive wins. BUILT FOR THE COMMUTE • Works fully offline. Runs sync when you are back online. • Interruptible: timers stop when you switch apps and resume with a countdown. • No sound required. Haptics optional. Left-hand mode. • Dark by design, light for daylight glare. Reduced-motion friendly. HONEST • 100% free. No ads. No purchases. No lives or energy to wait for. • Play as a guest from the first second. Link Google or Apple only if you want your progress across phones. • Your name is never shown — players know you by a handle you choose. • Content is written in advance and reviewed. Nothing about you is sent to any AI service. Carry Minata trains attention, working memory and quick arithmetic in the way practice does: you get sharper at the game. It is not a medical product and makes no health claims. Made in India by Cognitive Squad.

Fixes taps that did nothing. Pressing a tile, a Drill family or a button for longer than an instant could be dropped, which made rounds unplayable on a real phone. Every tap now lands. Levels default to Medium for new players, and a crash that could silently stop the app is now reported. Free, no ads, works offline.