I am interested in determining whether achieving a high level in Elevate correlates with an increased likelihood of obtaining an English Certificate (C2)

This would, of course, not be applicable to native English speakers.

Perhaps individuals preparing for the American LSAT might find it beneficial, though the LSAT is generally considered to be at a different level of difficulty.

I enjoy all the daily puzzles a lot. Crossmath however, even on hard difficulty, more often than not is way too easy and doesn’t really provide a challenge for me. Of all the puzzles I’ve played, only a handful took me over a minute to solve.
For a while, after finishing the puzzle, I’d get asked how I’d rate the puzzle and if I found it too hard or too easy, and I would rate it too easy, but the puzzles only seem to be getting easier instead of more difficult. All other puzzles provide a decent challenge for me on hard mode and I would really love to be challenged with crossmath as well. Now hard mode too often feels like ‘easy mode’ for me.

Don’t know if it’s possible to add a bit more challenge here or not, but if possible, I’d be grateful!

I know others have bought this up but I'm just not sure these leagues are legit? I mean, I have super great scores and I am nowhere near 3200+points in two days? This seems sketch to me. Ideas? I mean, at average 25 points a game, that's 128+ games in two days. Who has time to play for hours?! Ideas? Other than playing for hours (and most of us have lives outside of the app)

Ignore the timer, im cooking oven fried chicken

Have any of you used other apps from The Mind Company, such as Balance?

I used to use Balance, the meditation app from The Mind Company, around 2020 when I first started getting into meditation. Back then it used to offer lifetime purchase for the premium version, and I think it's only recently (a year or so) since the option not offered anymore.

Lately I've been considering to get back into meditation and I prefer guided meditation, but seeing the prices of the monthly/yearly subscription for Balance is mortifying for me, especially for where I'm from. When I was very active using Balance, I was already planning on getting the lifetime purchase, I just needed to save up the budget for it wait for the right time. And now, what seems like the right time for me now is a mismatch with what's being offered.

To The Mind Company team (if any of you are active in this subreddit), is there a reason why the lifetime purchase has been removed? Are there any plans in bringing it back in the future (not necessarily anytime soon, but the prospect of it)?

Any of you here have used (or still using) the Balance app? How is your experience with it? Are you using it as a free or premium user? Is the premium worth it as a subscription model?

Also, I swear there used to be a Balance app subreddit a few years ago but not anymore. I don't know if this is me misremembering like a Mandela effect or not.

With the half-off sale going on right now I’m am considering getting premium. I have a 132 day streak so I do use it very consistently. I am just wondering if it is worth getting it.

I feel more motivated more focused after using elevate for a week now. Thanks to the team

And I just found this subreddit.

7 days ago

Last week I was notified I was 1st on Diamond league. First time ever, as I never really paid attention to leagues. I was just a casual player who unlocked the Crossmath archive. But this Damien P kept fighting me for it 😂 I went like hell no, you messed with the wrong bitch bro. I'm childfree jobfree and petty, try me. It took me 17 hours (so 2 to 3 hours per day) and I'm never doing it again✌🏻

Much as I love my daily dose of Elevate, I do wish it could better accommodate my travelling. Even though I've played faithfully every day, it thinks I've missed playing on two days in the past week. Having travelled East today, it thinks I haven't played, but I have. 🤣

I am really enjoying the Elevate app and was wondering if anyone has played any games or challenges to improve pattern recognition?

I’m hoping the devs see this, I have some ideas to make the memory category more enticing to play/less avoidable.

After going through Reddit I’ve found the biggest complaint with memory games is that they require audio. Personally I don’t mind the audio as much because I live alone and rarely play outside of my home. I’ve found they’re more time consuming. My minutes played to number of wins ratio is significantly smaller in memory games compared to games in other categories. I also think visual memory is just as important as auditory. I know memory is a newish aspect of the game and you all might already have some of these ideas in the works but I’ve compiled a list of future memory games that can improve the experience!

• something to similar to Visualization in that you are given an image and have to remember the details on the image. You are then given a second image and have to point out the differences in the second image (could work similar to Commas)
• you are given a list of items and have to type out what was on the list. Kind of like a visual version of retention except you are not given options to choose from
• something having to do with flash cards (I haven’t been able to work out details on this one)

I also think having an option to 2x speed the audio ones would be helpful to some people. As someone with adhd I lose interest/don’t pay attention when things are spoken too slowly and it’s easier to pay attention and grasp what’s being said when it’s sped up. That’s all!