a line.
a point.
how close?

Where's 437? You already have a feeling. Tap it. It sounds easy. It is. Until it isn't.

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Download on the App Store

plays anywhere, offline, no account, nothing to buy

Just you, a line, and a hunch

No lives, no game over, no pressure. Quick pays extra, but the line will wait all day.

0 ms

tap where the number lives

One number, one line, one guess. A thump in your hand the moment you commit.

+240 ms

then you find out

Off by 40? Respectable. Off by 2? So close it hurts, in a good way.

perfect0%
very close≤ 1%
close≤ 5%
missover 5%

+380 ms

and then it pays

Close pays. Quick pays extra. And an exact hit pays a good deal better than both.

score

2,700

what one bullseye pays, answered in a blink

Feeling sure? Or creeping up on it?

Two ways to answer, one score. Both work in every round, and there's nothing to choose.

Take aim

Press, aim, and release when it looks right.

no live numbers · just your eye

Trust the feeling

Skip the aiming. Go with what your gut says.

one tap · no take-backs

The same line, slow and quick

off by	took your time	in a blink
0 · 0.0%	1,800	2,700
10 · 1.0%	895	1,342
20 · 2.0%	637	956
50 · 5.0%	139	208
80 · 8.0%	0	0

the bottom row is where it stops being easy

Twenty rounds. The whole world.

Ranked is one run, twenty lines, one total. Post it and find out where your eye stands.

global board · best run · top 50

1marble-heron-733,148
2sudden-fox-4131,902
3quiet-comet-1230,516
· · ·
50velvet-crow-8819,344

You play under a name the app makes up for you, something like swirling-swan-29. Nothing to type, no photo, no way to pick it. On the board, your eye is your whole identity.

Fifty spots. The fiftieth is the door in, and somebody is holding it right now.

one run · twenty rounds · free play stays free play

A different instrument on the same game

Neon arcade, morning newsprint, candy shop. Arcade is yours from the start; the other nine unlock as you play.

In play

Arcade

Yours from the start

Neon on deep violet; the game at full saturation.
Newsprint

Average under 2% across 50 rounds

Paper white, ink black, one red. Nothing glows.
Candy

Play 250 rounds

Bright pastels, fat rounded markers; yours is the purple one.

Seven more, still covered. Earn them to see them.

Blueprint Streak of 10 within 5%
Solar Land a bullseye
Cathode Play 25 rounds
Chrome Play on 7 different days
Sumi Two bullseyes, back to back
Hidden ? ? ? Your echo field will tell you
Tide Play 1,000 rounds

Have a look

The rest you'll have to feel for yourself.

Arcade, mid-aim: the guess marker's stem rises above the touch point — you already have a feeling

Arcade reveal: score 2,643, verdict perfect, off by 0 · 0.0% — and there it is

The Faces cabinet: locked tiles with their progress text and the mystery tile among them — you can't buy your way in

The reveal at a milestone on Candy's pastel ground: off by 1 on a 0 to 30 line, the streak line reads streak 3, keep going — and again. and again.

The same round screen on Newsprint: paper ground, ink black, nothing glowing — it doesn't always look like this

A ranked run in progress: round 2 of 20, the run total so far in the corner — the world is watching

A workout for your number sense

Every round is a rep: read the distance, judge the proportion, commit before the doubt drags your mark.

The skill under this game is the old one, eyeballing it. How far, how much, how close. Linepoint gives that instinct somewhere to practice: a clean line, an honest verdict, a score that tells you the truth about your guess.

Play a little every day and you don't have to take our word for anything. Your averages and streaks live on your own stats, on your own device, so when your eye tightens you'll see it in your own numbers.

two spare minutes counts as practice · the line will wait

you know where it is

A spare moment is enough. The eye you build here follows you out, to receipts and road signs. The trouble is stopping at one.