gridget
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What is Gridget?
Gridget is a quick number game based on the Schulte table, a classic attention exercise. The numbers from 1 to 25 are scattered across a grid, and you click them in order as fast as you can. The clock starts with your first correct click.
How do I play?
Find 1 and click it, then 2, then 3, all the way up. A wrong number just flashes, with no time penalty. You can also play with the keyboard: the arrow keys move, Enter picks a number and Esc hides the board.
What is the daily board?
Every day there is one new board for each size: 3×3, 4×4 and 5×5. Everyone in the world gets the same layout that day, so you can compare times with friends. A new board appears at midnight, your local time.
Is Gridget free?
Yes. There are no ads, no account and no in-app purchases.
Can I install Gridget or play offline?
Yes. In Edge or Chrome, choose Install in the address bar (or the Install Gridget button on the home page) and Gridget opens in its own small window. After your first visit it also works without internet. On a computer you can pop it out into a little window that stays on top of everything else.
Does Gridget collect my data?
Your settings and scores stay on your device. We only count visits, anonymously and without cookies. The privacy page explains exactly what is sent. Read the privacy page.
What is a Schulte table good for?
It is a long-standing exercise for attention and visual search: you keep scanning the grid for the next number. Many people use a round or two as a short warm-up for focus.