Blind Cube vs Tapeeoka

Blind Cube is designed from the ground up to support blind individuals on their journey with the Rubik’s Cube. Most cubing software relies on visual cues, making the experience inaccessible for those using screen readers. Blind Cube changes this by implementing full VoiceOver support and providing clear, instructions for every action. The app is fully accessible with VoiceOver and includes the following functionality: • Custom Cube Definitions: Tailor the app to your specific equipment. You can register your physical Rubik’s Cube by defining the unique textures found on each center face. Once configured, the app uses your personalized "tactile map" for all scrambling and solving functions. • Cube Scrambler: Select your cube and generate a new scramble. You can receive step-by-step instructions to reach the intended state and verify the cube's orientation after each move. You can also use the most recent scramble to initiate a solve. • Cube Solver: Select your cube, input the texture for each block on every face, and tap "Solve." The app provides detailed instructions on how to solve the cube, allowing you to track the cube's state at every step. • Cube Timer: A built-in basic timer to help you track your solving speed and maintain a history of your recent performances. Additional Capabilities: • Flexible Instructions: View scramble and solve directions via plain text instructions or standard Cube Notation. • Data Sharing: Easily copy scramble instructions, generated solutions, or your current cube state to your clipboard.

Tapeeoka is a rhythm game for exactly four fingers. Place four fingers on the screen, and when the countdown ends, start lifting them one by one — in order, in rhythm. Lift too early or too late and the game is over. The longer you keep the rhythm, the more it demands of you: the timing window keeps shrinking as your streak grows. Every lift is scored by precision. A perfect lift, right on the beat, is worth 10 points — the further off you drift, the less you earn. Chase high scores, not just long runs. FEATURES • One-hand gameplay that is easy to learn and genuinely hard to master • Three difficulty levels — Easy, Medium and Hard, each with its own leaderboard • Precision scoring: 1–10 points per lift, perfection pays • Game Center leaderboards and achievements • Adjustable finger spacing — spread out or squeeze together, whatever fits your hand • A built-in tutorial that teaches the rhythm in seconds • Quick restarts: lose, tap, go again Can you stay on the beat?