u/coder97

I could not consistently set aside a few minutes everyday to learn new words so I created a daily word game (100% FREE) to solve this problem. The game is timed so it finishes in a few minutes.

The premise is that you get a 3x3 timed grid of 9 words and you need to select its right meaning from the options below.

You can play it here: https://www.quizingo.app/vocabulary

It is still in its early stage so any feedback/suggestions is appreciated.

Here is the screenshot of how the game looks -

https://preview.redd.it/i8hci59gb3ah1.png?width=995&format=png&auto=webp&s=bff83957505f7bb33625175073f776cfff7e4127

https://preview.redd.it/b3iopmii6w9h1.png?width=1117&format=png&auto=webp&s=bc929e108a83e6e2c6a8c49138e947cddedeffbf

https://www.quizingo.app/vocabulary

This is second part of the B-99 quiz and you can play it here - https://www.quizingo.app/game/tlQwjU

The first quiz was originally posted here

Honestly, I’ve found that binaural beats are one of those things that sound a bit like "science fiction" until you actually try them for yourself. It’s pretty wild how just putting on some headphones and listening to two different tones can actually shift your mood or help you lock into a task when your brain feels scattered.

I usually throw them on when I'm having a hard time focusing at work or when my mind is racing at night, and after about ten minutes, I notice this subtle shift where I just feel more "in the zone" or ready to drift off. It’s definitely not a magic cure-all, but as a simple, low-effort tool to help manage my headspace, it’s been a total game-changer for my routine.

I was tired of all the "fake" binaural beats music which sounds the same in each ear so I created my own. It has a different frequency in both ears provided you use earphones. Also, if you have any feedback/suggestions, let me know.

I created a Brooklyn Nine-Nine quiz to share in my friend group. The max correct answers they got were 7/9. Finally sharing it here for y'all to try out.