Cube vs EasyCube Speedcube Trainer

Cube-Vision is a speedcubing timer that records and reconstructs your solves using a vision algorithm, providing stats and splits while you practice with your main. Cube-Vision is completely free. No sign in, no ads, and all videos stay on your device unless you choose to share them. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Follow the scramble given and start inspection. Tap and hold the screen to start the timer, or simply place your hands face down as if starting a competition timer. Cube-Vision watches your hands starts the timer when you take your hands off the table. 2. Solve the cube! The front facing camera records your solve. 3. Review: Once the moves have been extracted from the video Cube-Vision compiles a solve breakdown with per stage move counts and TPS. ALGORITHM TRAINER 1. Select and algorithm set and press start training. 2. You will be shown a case on the screen. Solve that case on your own cube. Each of your moves will be played onto the displayed cube until it is solved. 3. View your stats. Compare your most recent performance to your average performance for that case with recognition time, execution time, and TPS. 4. Repeat: Perform a U2 flick to move on to the next case and you'll be able to quickly practice all of your algorithms.

EasyCube teaches you to solve the Rubik's cube, then to do it faster. The 3×3, the 2×2, the 4×4 and the Pyraminx. Tell it where you are and it puts you on the right method, with what you already know ticked off. Beginner, layer by layer. CFOP with the last layer in two looks while you learn it. Full CFOP, or Roux. For the 2×2, beginner or Ortega. For the 4×4, reduction. For the Pyraminx, the beginner method. YOUR SMART CUBE GAN, QiYi, XMD Tornado V4, MoYu WeiLong AI, GoCube or Rubik's Connected: the timer starts on your first turn and stops when the cube is solved, each step timed. Every solve replays in 3D, turn by turn, with the time spent looking and turning. The review sets your cross and pairs against the fewest turns possible, names your OLL and PLL, and times your algorithms from one solve to the next. Drill cases on your own cube, and Solve with me moves on as you turn. Without a smart cube, everything works with taps. SOLVE WITH ME Show your cube to the camera, or copy it onto the plan, and the app walks you to the end with the beginner method. It names each case, says why the sequence works, then gives you one move at a time, with the colour of the face to turn. A REAL 3D CUBE Every algorithm plays on a cube in three dimensions, move by move. Tap a move to jump to it. Turn the cube with your finger to look underneath. Show only the pieces the case is about and grey out the rest. 727 CASES, WRITTEN FOR FINGERS 41 F2L, 57 OLL, 21 PLL, 40 COLL, 472 ZBLL, 29 ELL, 42 CMLL, 13 for the 2×2, the 4×4's parities and the Pyraminx. The brackets mark the triggers your hand already knows, not groups of three. Don't like an algorithm? Replace it with yours and the app keeps yours. PRACTISE A timer for each puzzle, with real WCA scrambles, drawn at random from every state of the cube. Recognition, for naming a case without solving it. From memory, for rehearsing an algorithm on the app's own cube when yours is not to hand — nothing is timed there, it is for learning the moves. And the cross in fewest moves, where the app knows the true optimum and tells you. THE BEGINNER METHOD, ILLUSTRATED Every step shows the piece it is talking about, on a cube, before giving you the sequence. Notation included, if this is your first time reading R U R'. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No account. No adverts. No in-app purchases. No tracking. Your times and your progress stay on your device, and travel through your own iCloud if you want them elsewhere. The camera reads the colours of your cube: no picture is kept or sent, and a smart cube talks to your device only. All that leaves is a daily count of which features were used, anonymous, and a setting turns it off. Free, and staying that way.