StudyX

StudyX Devlog

The development log of StudyX: app updates, how-to guides, and notes from building mobile software for intelligence. (Page 6)

Why We Built StudyX Mindsports

Why we built StudyX Mindsports: an ad-free, offline app that helps families learn Chess, Shogi, and Go together with lessons and adaptive AI.

New to StudyX Mindsports? Learn how to pick your first game, follow the beginner lessons, and play your first match against the adaptive offline AI.

BrainDojo v1.5.0 adds 18 new training games for Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indonesian, and Korean across Quick Write, Alphabet Puzzle, and Word Math.

BrainDojo v1.4.0 introduces the Brain Proficiency Check, a stamp calendar for daily habits, four new training games, and a refreshed UI design.

BrainDojo v1.3.0 adds four new training exercises, a new icon design, support for 14 additional languages, and bug fixes for a smoother experience.

BrainDojo v1.2.0 brings six new training exercises including Zen Shodo and Alphabet Puzzle, plus a major design update for building daily habits.

BrainDojo v1.1.0 adds six new cognitive training exercises, a daily Today's Training feature, refined UI design, and bug fixes for all users.

Zen teaches that potential is unleashed not by adding effort but by subtracting noise, with lessons from archery, non-doing, and direct experience.

Inspired by Shigeru Miyamoto, this essay looks at game design that embraces creativity and how BrainDojo draws out human potential through play.

Reflections on Zen practice and self-forgetfulness: how forgetting the self through everyday mindful attention awakens our innate capacities.