All Cabe games

The app has 113 games and exercises across seven sections. Here is the complete list with short descriptions: open a section to read the rules of every game and see what it trains.

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Reaction · 21 games

Perfect Moment FreeTrains split-second timing and patience: each throw has to hit a window that keeps moving as the target changes direction.
Target Hit FreeTwo-step aiming, vertical then horizontal, builds movement precision and the ability to stop exactly on target.
Basketball ReactionYou decide in an instant whether to be the ring or the ball. Trains fast switching and reactions to falling objects.
Formula F1A race-style start: hold the brake and do not jump the signal. Measures simple reaction time and trains false-start control.
Catch the FlyCatching moving targets trains eye–hand coordination and accurate taps at speed.
Move Your HandsCopying gestures from the screen warms up coordination and gets you moving for a minute.
Random DotThe dot appears anywhere on the screen, training how fast your eyes find a target and how accurately you tap it.
Rock-Paper-ScissorsYou first have to work out what beats the sign, then tap. Choice reaction time under time pressure.
Peripheral VisionYour eyes stay on the centre while you judge the numbers at the sides. Builds peripheral vision and a wider field of attention.
Closer to ZeroStop as close to zero as possible without going below it — a workout for your internal clock and restraint.
Click TestHow many taps can you fit into 10 seconds? A simple test of finger speed and stamina.
Hit PauseCatch the exact moment the fast-changing emoji matches the target. Trains selective attention and timing.
Stop the StopwatchStop the stopwatch on a given mark — practice for precise time perception.
Color ReactionThe classic simple visual reaction test: the screen changes colour, you tap. Shows your reaction time in milliseconds and your progress.
ReverseYou press the opposite colour while the time limit shrinks every round. Trains suppressing the automatic response.
Sound ReactionReaction to a sound cue. Lets you compare auditory and visual reaction times and practise readiness for a sudden signal.
Vibration ReactionReaction to the phone vibrating — a tactile cue with nothing on screen. You can even train with your eyes closed.
Leaf LeaperPick the next leaf on the left or right for 30 seconds: fast decisions with as few mistakes as possible.
Vertical LinesCatch the blue lines and dodge the red ones: attention to the right signal while steering at the same time.
LumberjackChop the tree without getting hit by a branch while time drains. An arcade drill for decision speed, with Game Center leaderboards on iOS.
DodgeAn object flies in from one of four sides and you dodge across its path. Reaction speed plus a quick spatial decision.

Attention & speed reading · 19 games

Find the Error FreeSpot the word with a missing letter or a repeated word. Trains careful fast reading — a proofreader’s skill.
Schulte Table FreeThe classic find-the-numbers-in-order exercise. Widens your visual span, speeds up search and helps with speed reading.
Find Same EmojiFind the matching pair in a busy field of emojis — a visual search and comparison drill.
Dual RunnerTwo lanes and two sets of obstacles: teaches you to split attention between two tasks at once.
DigitsA number flashes for a moment. Trains perception speed — the basis of fast reading — and short-term memory.
Odd EmojiEvery emoji has a twin except one. A drill in systematic visual search without skipping.
Color TextDoes the word’s meaning match its ink colour? A Stroop-style task: compare two conflicting features fast.
Find NumberFind the target among many similar numbers. Each level adds more and longer numbers.
Find EmojiFind the target emoji in the crowd — a short visual search workout.
Which Emoji Is Missing?Work out which emoji is missing from the board. Teaches careful scanning and holding a picture in mind.
Find by SilhouetteRecognise an emoji by its rotated silhouette. Trains shape recognition and mental rotation.
Inverted DigitsRead an upside-down number in a fraction of a second — a load on visual perception and memory.
Color WordThe Stroop test: a colour word printed in a different ink. Trains the ability to ignore distracting information.
Spinning TextRead text in which every letter spins. Your brain learns to recognise words in awkward conditions.
Black LettersRead only the black letters among coloured noise — training to filter distractions while reading.
Visual SearchFind the odd one out among similar items as the grid grows and the differences get subtler.
DictionTimed tongue twisters with a reference recording. Trains diction, speech tempo and reading aloud.
Find the WordFind a word in a large block of text. Trains scanning — quickly locating what you need in a document.
Find the DifferenceA six among eights, a C among Os: the field gets denser with every symbol you find.

Memory · 16 games

Shell Game FreeFollow the cup with the ball. Trains tracking moving objects and keeping your attention steady.
What's missing? FreeMemorise a set of items and spot what disappeared. A classic visual memory exercise.
Emoji HuntMemorise a sequence of emojis and find them all in a table. The load grows every round.
Sense of TimeMemorise a 3–12 second duration and reproduce it without a clock — training your internal timer.
Remember the emojisMemorise the order of emojis and recall what was in a given position. Starts with five and grows.
Number ReplacementLearn number-swap rules in 4 seconds and apply them from memory. Pure working memory.
Emoji MemoryCount in your head how many times each emoji appeared. You watch and keep four counters at once.
WordsMemorise a list of words and type them from memory. Trains verbal memory — useful for study and to-do lists.
Corsi BlocksThe Corsi block test: repeat the sequence of highlighted cells. Measures visuospatial memory span.
Face MemoryLink names to “faces” — a skill that pays off in meetings and when you meet new people.
Instant TableA grid with green cells flashes for a moment and you rebuild the pattern. Snapshot visual memory.
Chimp TestThe chimp test: remember where the numbers are and tap them in order once they are hidden.
Memory CardsFind matching pairs by flipping two cards at a time. The childhood classic for visual and spatial memory.
3-BackAn n-back task: tap when the letter matches the one from three steps back. One of the best-known working memory challenges.
Whose Ball?Track several identical balls and recall the number of the one that dropped into the hole. Multiple-object tracking.
Reverse OrderBackward digit span: see 8-3-1-7, type 7-1-3-8. Adaptive length keeps you right at your limit.

Math & logic · 24 games

Division FreeDivision without remainders, with worked solutions and a multiplication check. Great for patching gaps in times tables.
Solve Problems FreeSpeed sums with a penalty for mistakes: teaches you to calculate fast without getting sloppy.
Flash CountThe problem is visible for one second, so you solve it from memory. Mental math and working memory in one.
Jumping MathNumbers pop up in different places and you add them up. Arithmetic, attention and memory at once.
Percent GuessJudge by eye how full the bar is. Builds a sense of proportion.
PercentagesQuickly work out percentages of a number: discounts, tips and taxes in your head without a calculator.
Guess the AngleGuess the size of an angle in degrees. Trains geometric intuition and a good eye.
Serial Subtraction“Count down from 100 by sevens” — a well-known neuropsychological task for concentration and mental arithmetic.
Mix ColorsMix red, green and blue to match a sample colour. Colour intuition and step-by-step adjustment.
Perfect CircleDraw a circle freehand and get a score in percent. A simple, addictive test of motor control.
Fifteen PuzzleThe 15 puzzle: put the tiles in order by sliding them. Planning several moves ahead.
MixSort the balls by colour across cups. A puzzle about sequencing moves.
EquationsEquations with shapes: work out the value of each shape from the hints, then solve the final one. Algebra without x.
SudokuClassic 9×9 sudoku with adjustable difficulty. Pure logic, no arithmetic.
SequenceFind the pattern in a series of numbers and fill the gap. Inductive reasoning, as in IQ tests.
Choose the Correct SignChoose the sign (+, −, ×, ÷) that makes the equation true. Working backwards builds flexible number sense.
Number ScalesBalance the scales with the right number — addition and difference made visual.
Tower of HanoiThe Tower of Hanoi: move the disks without placing a larger one on a smaller one. A classic planning puzzle.
Magic SquarePlace numbers in a 3×3 grid so every row, column and diagonal adds up to 15.
Fermi EstimationEstimate the order of magnitude in a real-life question. Teaches you to reason when exact data is missing.
Shape MathAdd and subtract shapes as sets of lines and draw the result. Spatial reasoning.
Mental ArithmeticMental arithmetic on the soroban, the Japanese abacus. You set the answer with beads; difficulty adds digits.
Greater or LessTwo expressions — which is bigger? Quick estimating and calculating; the higher the level, the closer the results.
Quick MathNumbers and operations appear one by one, so you hold the running total in your head to the end of the chain.

English · 14 games

English Songs FreePopular song lyrics with tap-to-translate words. Real-life English and the motivation of music you like.
Learn your words FreeYour own flashcards: add words from a book, a series or work and review them in small batches.
Learn WordsReady-made English word sets with translations — short daily sessions to grow your vocabulary.
How to Say a SentenceWhole sentences with translation and audio on three levels: teaches you to speak in phrases, not single words.
Read TextEnglish texts with tap-to-translate for any word. Reading without constantly switching to a dictionary.
DictationDictation: listen to a sentence and type it. The check highlights missing, extra and misspelled words.
Sentence BuilderBuild a sentence from shuffled words. Helps you feel English word order.
ArticlesA, an, the or no article? Short drills on a topic that trips up many learners.
TensesChoose the right verb form from context — tense practice without memorising tables.
PrepositionsIn, on, at and friends: choose the preposition that fits. Training your feel for the language.
Fix the ErrorFind the grammar mistake and pick the corrected version. Teaches you to notice errors in your own English.
Quick Replies (Dialogue)Choose the best reply in a short dialogue: ready-made phrases for everyday situations.
AI English LearningConversation practice with an AI partner: questions, topics and speaking practice any time, without embarrassment.
Words by LetterThe classic “words by letter” game in English: food, animals, jobs starting with a given letter, against the clock.

Meditation & breathing · 10 games

Breath-Hold Test FreeMeasure how long you can hold your breath and track it over time. On dry land only, and never to the extreme.
Lung Age Test FreeA playful “lung age” estimate based on how long you can exhale. Not medical spirometry, but a nudge to pay attention to your breathing.
4-7-84-7-8 breathing with vibration and sound cues: inhale for 4, hold for 7, exhale for 8. A popular bedtime technique.
Square BreathingBox breathing: four equal phases of 4 or 6 seconds. Helps you steady yourself before a stressful task.
CalmingA scale rises as you inhale and falls as you exhale, with sound cues for each phase — you can breathe with your eyes closed.
AI FriendAn AI companion for a warm chat and support. Not a substitute for a professional, but a way to talk things through.
EMDR TherapyAn exercise where your eyes follow a dot left and right, inspired by EMDR. It is a relaxation practice, not psychotherapy.
Red BallFollow only the red balls among distractors. A focus meditation for people who struggle to sit with their eyes closed.
Let the Thought GoWrite down a looping thought, label it and “let it go” on a balloon. Entries stay on your phone.
GratitudeA gratitude journal: write down good moments every day. Search and a calendar of entries.

Productivity · 9 games

Workout FreeA timed workout: jumping jacks, push-ups, squats, plank and lunges for 30 seconds each with 10 seconds of rest. Dumbbell programmes are included too.
Habit Tracker FreeA habit tracker with streaks, completion rates and a Home Screen widget on iPhone.
Todo ListA to-do list with Today, Tomorrow and Important categories — simple, with nothing extra.
Multi TimerSeveral named timers at once: cooking, Pomodoro, workouts.
Multi-StopwatchSeveral stopwatches with history: see how much time each task really takes.
GoalsGoals with percentage progress: you can see what is moving and what is stuck.
DiaryA personal journal of thoughts and events with a calendar and search.
Sleep DiaryA dream and sleep diary: notes help you remember dreams, and sleep length goes into the calendar and your analysis.
Finance TrackerIncome, expenses and budget in one place — so you can see where the money goes.

Five minutes for your brain instead of the feed

Download Cabe free for iPhone, iPad, Mac or Android: 113 games and exercises for reaction, memory, attention, mental math and English, plus breathing practices and habit trackers.

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