Learning Logic vs Matrix Reasoning Trainer

Learning Logic turns real logical thinking into a game kids actually want to play. Kids ages 6 to 12 solve hands-on puzzles by playing, not by filling out worksheets or answering quizzes. They wire up a circuit, flip a switch, and watch it light up when the logic is right. Every puzzle is a small "aha" moment they earn themselves. The journey grows with your child, across three ways of thinking in logic: CIRCUITS Wire up batteries, switches, and lamps. Flip a switch and watch the current light things up. This is where logical thinking starts: cause and effect you can see and touch. LADDER LOGIC Draw the rungs that control machines, using the contacts and coils that run real factories. It is the same language industrial engineers use every day, made playful and clear. CODE Snap blocks together into real programs. Kids build the same if / then logic that runs the apps they use every day, one clear step at a time. REAL PUZZLES, REAL PROGRESS From a first light-the-lamp circuit to capstone mini-games where a whole packing line runs on logic the kid built, the difficulty grows gently. Kids are never dropped in over their heads, and never left bored waiting for the next idea. A FREE-BUILD SANDBOX When kids just want to make something, the Sandbox lets them build anything four ways: as a circuit, as ladder logic, as blocks, or as code. SAFE BY DESIGN Learning Logic is built for children, and built to earn a grown-up's trust: - No ads, ever. No advertising of any kind, and no ad networks. - No data collection. No accounts, no sign-in, no analytics, no tracking. - Everything stays on the device. Nothing your child does is ever sent anywhere. - Learning is never behind a purchase. Every lesson is free to play. It is made for the App Store Kids category and designed to comply with COPPA by collecting nothing at all. FOR CURIOUS KIDS, AND THE GROWN-UPS WHO LOVE THEM Whether your child is six and lighting up a first circuit or eleven and building a working program, Learning Logic meets them where they are and grows with them. Questions? Reach us any time at support@learninglogic.net.

Do better on the logic test in a recruitment process. Matrix reasoning is one of the most common task types in job tests, and practice makes a difference: if you have seen the format before, you lose no time working out the task and you go in calmer. A few days is enough to get the format down. The first five tasks are free. The rest is unlocked with a one-time purchase. No subscription, no login, no ads. ANSWERS THAT EXPLAIN After each answer you see exactly which rules applied: not "the number changes", but "the number increases by 1 to the right and decreases by 1 downwards". If you get it wrong, you can open an example of the rule you missed. TASKS THAT NEVER RUN OUT Eight kinds of tasks, from figures and sector wheels to arrows, symbols, paths and crosses, with the same rules as in the real tests. The tasks are generated on the phone, so you never see the same task twice. PRACTISE OR TAKE THE TEST • Practise: one task at a time, the answer right away, and a time per task that you choose. The level follows you, or you set it. • Test: choose 5, 10, 15 or 20 tasks at two minutes or one minute each, with adaptive difficulty. Afterwards a level 1–10 and a review of every task. The statistics show how your level develops and which rules to practise. GOOD TO KNOW Your results are stored on the phone only. The app sends anonymous usage statistics, which you can turn off. The level is the app's own scale and does not predict the result of any other test.