Nine small games for the ten minutes you actually have.
A different set each day, across memory, focus, speed and problem solving. It plays with no connection, shows you no adverts, and keeps nothing it does not need.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Three games a day, chosen for you.
Each day gives you a short session spread across different skills, so you are not doing three memory games in a row. Swap one you are tired of; mute one for good.
Every game has its own ladder — fifteen rungs, fifty for some — and adds a rule as you climb, so there is still something to learn on day thirty. You can start a round at any level you have reached, and a level you fail is simply dealt again. The first third of every ladder is free; Foxling Plus, an optional subscription, opens the rest and keeps all your history rather than the last seven days.
The nine
The colour of each dot is the skill it trains.
Memory Grid — Memory
Fox kits pop out of burrows, then hide. Find them again.
Follow the Rabbit — Memory
Keep the fox exactly so many hops behind the rabbit.
Zellige — Memory
Rebuild a tile motif from its symmetry.
Memory Grid 2 — Memory
Tiles light up, then go dark. One more tile each time, on a grid that grows.
Against the Current — Focus
A river of origami birds. Which way do they point, and which way do they go?
Flash Match — Speed
A symbol floats down the river, and the one before it has gone. Was it the same?
Mix-Up — Speed
Follow the green half. Sort it left or right.
Bramble Run — Speed
Steer the fox to the rabbit. The hedge maze turns under you.
Le chiffreur — Speed
Ninety seconds, a symbol legend, and a keypad.
Chalkboard — Problem solving
Two sums on a board. Tap the one worth more.
Chalkboard 2 — Problem solving
Sixty seconds of two sums at a time. Tap the bigger one, and the sums get harder as you go.
Mix-Up 2 — Speed
Two signs, two rules: is the number even, is the letter a vowel? Answer for the lit sign.
Follow the Rabbit 2 — Memory
Jump on the same tiles as the rabbit, in the same order, from further and further behind.
Ballpark — Problem solving
How many? How far? Estimate it, then see how close you were.
Most brain trainers promise you’ll get smarter. We won’t.
Foxling measures how you do at these games, and nothing more. It is not a medical or diagnostic tool, and we do not claim that a rising score means a better memory at work, at school or anywhere else. The evidence that brain training transfers to everyday ability is limited and contested, and you deserve to hear that from us rather than from a footnote.
What we will say: the games are good, they take ten minutes, and they are honest about what they are. If you are worried about your memory or concentration, talk to a doctor.
- No one outside Oxyloop is watching
- No advertising, no third-party analytics, and nothing tracking you across apps. To find and fix bugs, the app can record its own screens on your phone — on by default, off in one tap in Account — and those recordings stay on our own server. Beyond Apple or Google if you sign in with them, the only outside services are the one that checks your subscription is valid, the one that delivers our two emails, and a crash reporter that only ever sees what broke — never what you played or who you are.
- Plays with no signal
- Every game works offline from the first launch. Rounds are kept on your device and sync later, dated when you actually played them.
- Yours to take back
- Export everything we hold, or delete your account and all of it, from one screen in the app.
The detail is in the privacy policy and the terms.