Draw the path. Beat the grid.
Math Logic Path is a set of fast, tactile number-grid puzzles. Trace paths that hit the target, balance to zero, descend strictly, or alternate odd and even — in practice, puzzle, timed, and arcade modes.
Four modules. One grid.
- Target Sumhit the target
Σ = 25Trace a path that adds up to exactly the target. The best route is rarely the longest.
- Zero Outbalance the board
Σ = 0Positives meet negatives — bring the path back to exactly zero.
- Descendingstrictly smaller
9 → 1Every next number must be lower. One bad step ends the run.
- Alternatingparity rhythm
odd · evenSwitch odd and even every step while the score climbs.
A number grid, a rule, and your finger. That's the whole machine — and it runs deep.
Draw. Don't tap.
Every puzzle in Math Logic Path is played the same way: drag a path through adjacent cells on a number grid. The gesture engine is built for speed and precision — quick strokes, clean corrections, instant feedback on every move. Pick orthogonal mode for edge-only movement, or diagonal mode when you want corner routes and longer chains.
One interaction to learn. Four rules to master.
Four puzzles in one pocket.
Target Sum asks for a path that adds up to the target. Zero Out mixes positive and negative numbers and wants exactly zero back. Descending Path demands every next number be strictly smaller — with an arcade mode of hand-built levels. Alternating Path is a rhythm of odd and even. Each module plays in practice, puzzle, and timed modes, and a hint is there when you're genuinely stuck.
Same grid, same gestures — a different kind of thinking each time.
Your progress stays on your device.
Every finished run lands in your history — module, score, mistakes, date. Streaks track the days you played. Everything lives in an on-device database: no account, no sign-up, no server of ours in the middle. On iOS you can optionally sync to your own iCloud; on Android, back up to a cloud folder you choose.
Plays fully offline. Uninstall and the data is gone.
Four modules. One grid.
Distinct rules, the same tactile path-drawing. Every module ships with practice, puzzle, and timed modes — plus hand-built arcade levels for Descending Path.
- Target Sum
- Zero Out
- Descending Path
- Alternating Path
- Practice
- Puzzle
- Timed
- Arcade
Free to start. One payment to remove the daily cap.
Every module, every mode, hints, your full history — yours from the first session. The daily cap is the only thing Premium removes.
Free
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- All four game modules
- Practice, Puzzle and Timed modes
- Arcade levels for Descending Path
- Hints when you're stuck
- History, streaks and results
- iCloud sync (iOS) or cloud-folder backup (Android)
- Dark and light themes
- Two sessions per day
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One-timeunlock
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited sessions every day
- Direct support from the developer
Buy once inside the app. No account required.
Questions, mostly pre-empted.
What is Math Logic Path?
Math Logic Path is a collection of tactile number-grid puzzles. You draw a path through adjacent cells, and each game module gives that gesture a different rule — hit the target sum, balance to zero, descend strictly, or alternate odd and even. Sessions are short, feedback is instant, and every run is recorded in your history.
What games are included?
Four modules: Target Sum (trace a path that adds up to exactly the target), Zero Out (mix positives and negatives back to exactly zero), Descending Path (every next number must be strictly smaller, with a hand-built arcade level mode), and Alternating Path (switch odd and even every step while the score climbs). All four are included from day one.
What modes can I play in?
Every module ships with three modes: Practice (untimed, learn the rule), Puzzle (a fixed board to solve), and Timed (beat the clock). Descending Path additionally has an Arcade mode — a sequence of hand-built levels. A hint button is there when you're genuinely stuck.
What is the difference between orthogonal and diagonal mode?
Orthogonal mode lets your path move only through edge-adjacent cells — up, down, left, right. Diagonal mode also allows corner moves, which opens up longer chains and more escape routes when the grid tightens. You pick per game.
Is Math Logic Path a subscription?
No. It is a one-time purchase — pay once, own it forever. The Free tier gives you the complete app with a two-sessions-per-day cap. Premium is a single in-app purchase that removes the cap. No recurring fees, no account required.
Is my data private?
Your sessions, streaks, and settings live in an on-device database. There is no account and no server of ours. On iOS you can optionally sync to your own iCloud; on Android you back up to a cloud folder you choose (Drive, Dropbox, or local storage). The app uses Firebase Crashlytics for anonymous crash reports — that is the only data that leaves the device, and it contains nothing about your games. Uninstall the app and your local data is gone.
Does it work offline?
Fully. Every module, mode, and level plays without a connection — boards are generated on-device. Optional iCloud sync or backup resumes when you're back online.
What devices are supported?
Math Logic Path runs on iPhone and iPad (iOS 16.4+), on Android phones and tablets, and on Apple silicon Macs via Designed for iPad. With a hardware keyboard on iPad or Mac you can play entirely without touch: arrow keys move the cursor, Space places or extends the path, F finishes it, Z undoes a cell, H gives a hint, and Esc cancels. Dark and light themes are supported on all platforms, and the app speaks English and Romanian.
How do I get a refund?
Refunds are handled directly by Apple and Google. On iOS, visit reportaproblem.apple.com to request a refund. On Android, request a refund through your Google Play account. We cannot process refunds directly, but the platform procedures are quick and straightforward.