A visual-sweep focus game — stars hide among a grid full of lookalike distractors. Tap every star as fast as you can. The better you get, the bigger the grid and the more the decoys look like stars. Trains focus and visual search the same way a Schulte table does — playable even before your child can read.
The screen fills with icons. Have your child scan for stars ⭐ and tap every one. Tap a decoy and the game shakes a warning then starts a new board. Get it right in a row and the grid grows bigger with decoys that look more and more like stars.
Selective attention and visual search — the brain has to filter out irrelevant stimuli to find the target.
Tips for parents
Have your child scan row by row, left to right, like reading — it's faster than scanning randomly, and it's the same skill used when learning to read.
4-7 years old. The first level is a 3x3 grid with just 3 stars, easy for a 4-year-old, and the game adjusts difficulty automatically as they improve.
This game trains "finding a target among distractors" under time pressure, focused on systematic visual scanning — not comparing two pictures.
Each round is 75 seconds, with a summary of the best level reached at the end. 1-2 rounds a day is enough.