SpinCube: Cube Solver+Timer
Speedcube timer, trainer & PB
About
Solve various 3D puzzles with a camera scanner, step-by-step guidance, and a built-in timer. Learn algorithms and track your progress to improve your solving skills. Works offline on your device.
What's New in SpinCube
1.0.5
August 30, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
Subscription plans
Yearly
Every puzzle and every solver, billed yearly.
In-App Purchases
Free
Lifetime
Every puzzle and every solver, yours for good.
Developer apps
FAQ
What puzzles does SpinCube support?
SpinCube supports a variety of puzzles including cubes, pyramids, diamonds, balls, and stars, with 18 puzzles in total ranging from 2x2 up to 5x5. This includes popular types like Pyraminx, Skewb, and Megaminx.
How does SpinCube's camera scanner work?
You can point your camera at the puzzle, face by face, and SpinCube reads the colors. It can also detect if a piece is twisted or out of place, guiding you on how to fix it without starting over.
Can I learn to solve puzzles with SpinCube?
Yes, SpinCube offers a layer-by-layer method for the 3x3 puzzle, including eleven named algorithms. You can watch each algorithm run in 3D and practice it on your own cube.
Does SpinCube require an internet connection?
No, SpinCube works entirely offline on your iPhone or iPad. No account, sign-up, or internet connection is needed to use its features, and nothing you scan or play leaves your device.
What are the subscription options for SpinCube?
SpinCube offers a Weekly Plan for $1.99, which includes a 3-day free trial. There is also a Yearly Plan available for $9.99.
How accurate is the SpinCube timer?
The integrated speedcubing timer is accurate to the hundredth of a second. It features a classic two-thumb start and allows you to save scrambles along with your times for later review.
Does SpinCube have ads?
SpinCube does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience.
How often is SpinCube updated?
The latest version of SpinCube is 1.0.5, and it was last updated on August 30, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.