CubeSensei

Learn how the Rubik's Cube really works — the language of turns (F, R, U, L, D, B), how each move shuffles the stickers, and the methods speedcubers use. Cubix, your guide, connects every idea to real solving.

Level 1

For grown-ups — progress report →A private, on-device snapshot mapped to the skill areas practiced. Export a CSV or print — nothing leaves this device.

🗓️ Cube Pattern of the DayOne fresh spatial puzzle every day — the same one for everyone, no account needed. Picture the moves, predict the colour. Come back tomorrow for a new one.

New to the cube? Start here

A guided intro from zero — name the six faces, watch what each move letter does, and meet the three piece types.

🧭 Foundations — faces, notation & pieces Cubix walks you through the six faces (name one → it lights up), every move letter demoed as a live turn (R, U′, F2…), and the centre / edge / corner pieces. No memorising, no 3-D needed. 🧩 Solve it — the beginner method new Learn to solve any cube, one layer at a time. Each of the seven steps highlights only the pieces that matter and greys out the rest — the same guided walkthrough as the app, on a flat net. Watch each algorithm solve a case.

Turn a cube — no 3-D, no camera

Three interactive tools, rebuilt flat for the browser so they work on any device.

Cube-Net Trainer An unfolded cube you turn with real notation buttons (R, U′, F2…). Every sticker shows its colour letter, so you can watch exactly what each move does — then try the checkerboard, the sexy move, and the superflip. Algorithm Drill Build the inverse of a sequence to undo it, read what each move means, and learn why R⁴ comes back to solved. Sharpens the notation skills every solver needs. Notation Lab new Ready for real algorithms? Type or pick one — F2L, OLL, PLL, even commutators like [R, U] — and see it checked, expanded into plain moves, counted, inverted, and played on the cube. The vocabulary every advanced solver uses. Predict the Pattern Look at one ringed sticker, picture a short sequence (like R U R′) in your head, and predict its new colour before the cube runs the moves. Predicting first turns notation into real spatial reasoning.

Explore the cube family

The cube has cousins — bigger cubes, pyramids, twelve-sided puzzles and shapeshifters.

🧩 Cube Types — see the whole family in 3-D new Pick a puzzle — the 2×2, the 4×4, the pyraminx, the megaminx, the skewb, Square-1 and more — see it in 3-D, drag to rotate it, and scramble it to explore. Every one is rendered by the same engine.

Practice the concepts

16 kits from notation and anatomy through F2L, OLL, and PLL — a short round of questions with a hint whenever you get stuck. Your progress stays on this device.