Six seconds. Then back to it.

How it works

1. Open Today's six. Six cards, one per family. Tap one, press Start, and the six seconds begin. Nothing starts until you say so.
2. Set a reminder window if you like: a start and end time, how often (every hour, two hours…), and which weekdays. For example 09:00–19:00, every 2 hours, Monday to Friday.
3. Tap a reminder and it opens the right card. Ignore it and nothing happens: no streaks to lose, no guilt.

36 games in six families

Each family has six games and each game has six levels, so Today's six keeps changing. The picker shows you games and levels you have played least recently.

• Reflextap at the right momentStop at Six, Catch, Green Light, Double Tap, Gate, Echo Beat
• Ordersort and sequenceSmall to Big, Next in Line, Wide to Narrow, Clock Hands, Fill Order, Sort Two
• Matchpairs and memoryTwins, Flip Pairs, Shadow, Mirror, Same Path, Pattern Pair
• Spotfind the odd oneOdd Shade, Odd Turn, Find the Hex, Off Grid, Missing Piece, Changed
• Tracepaths and steady handsMazelet, Steady Line, Connect, Follow, Slide, Tracer
• Countquick numbers and estimatesHow Many, More or Less, Quick Sum, Tally, Bigger Group, Ten Frame

Reminders, your way

• Notifications (Web Push), when your browser supports them and you allow them. On iPhone and iPad, Apple only allows web notifications for sites added to the Home Screen (iOS 16.4 or later).
• A small in-page reminder while 6S Reset is open in a tab. It never takes focus away from what you are typing.
• A pinned mini window on desktop browsers that support it (currently Chrome and Edge): a small always-on-top window with Today's six that you can play in place. You open it yourself; it closes when you close the tab.
• Install it as an app from your browser menu if you want its own window and icon. Installing is never required.

Reminders never arrive outside your window, never more than once per time slot, and a reminder that is more than 15 minutes late is skipped rather than sent.

Built to be ignored

Interruptions have real costs, so 6S Reset is designed around them: you choose when and how often, every reminder can be snoozed or ignored, and the end screen sends you straight back to work. Read what the research does and doesn't say.

Six seconds is our design choice, not a scientific dose.

Accessible by design

Every game can be played with a keyboard. Many can be played fully with a screen reader; games that are purely visual say so up front and can be skipped. Reduced-motion settings are respected.

Questions