For iPhone and Android
Stay Calm. Think Fast.
A calm, beautiful reflex and thinking game. Bubbles appear, a short instruction tells you what to find, and you tap. See. Think. Tap. Simple to learn, and as hard as you can handle.
Free to play, with ads and optional purchases. No account needed.
See. Think. Tap.
Short runs, clear rules, and a challenge that grows with you.
Three ways to play
60 Second Rush: as many answers as you can in one minute. Endless: it keeps getting faster, and one miss ends the run. Daily Challenge: one new challenge every day.
The Daily Challenge
The same challenge for everyone, new every day at 07:00 UTC. Your first attempt counts for the day's leaderboard as soon as you start it, even if you leave it early. After that, practice as much as you like.
Focus
Everything slows down. You don't.
When the bubbles get fast, tap Focus to slow time for a moment. Earn Focus by playing or from an optional ad, or buy Focus packs on iPhone. In 60 Second Rush and your counted Daily attempt, you can use one Focus per run.
Ten themes
Minimal, Ocean, Midnight, Sakura, Cosmic and five more, each with its own soundscape. New themes unlock as you level up and keep your streak, and three premium themes can be earned or bought. In Animal Friends, little companions cheer you on.
Calm by design
Soft ambient sound and smooth, quiet motion. No energy, no lives, no waiting. Play for thirty seconds or fifteen minutes.
Free to play
Full-screen ads appear only between runs, never during a challenge. Rewarded ads, such as a revive, are always your choice. Remove Ads is a one-time purchase that turns off the ads between runs. Premium themes can be earned or bought.
Support
Questions, a bug, or an ad that shouldn't have been shown? Write to us. We read every message.
How do I restore my purchases?
Open Settings in Nimzo and tap Restore Purchases. It's also at the bottom of the Themes screen. Use the Apple Account (iPhone) or Google Account (Android) you bought with, and Remove Ads and your premium themes come back.
Focus packs are consumable, so Restore Purchases doesn't bring back Focus. If you paid for a pack and the Focus didn't arrive, open Nimzo again while you're online: it completes purchases that didn't finish. Still missing? Email us.
When does the Daily Challenge reset?
Every day at 07:00 UTC, so everyone in the world plays the same challenge. The Daily card on the home screen counts down to the next one.
Your first attempt of the day counts for the Daily leaderboard as soon as you start it, even if you leave it early. Later attempts that day are practice.
How do leaderboards work?
They're optional: Apple Game Center on iPhone and Google Play Games on Android. You can play everything without signing in. iPhone and Android each have their own leaderboards, and they show your Game Center or Play Games name.
There's a Daily leaderboard, plus weekly and all-time leaderboards for 60 Second Rush. Each week starts on Sunday at 07:00 UTC. Endless bests stay on your phone. See a score that looks impossible? Email us the leaderboard, the name, the score and the date.
What is Focus, and how do I get it?
Focus slows time for a moment, so you have longer to answer. You earn it by playing, for example when you level up, and you can watch an optional ad for +1 Focus, up to 3 times a day. On iPhone you can also buy Focus packs.
Focus works in every mode. In 60 Second Rush and in your counted Daily attempt, you can use one Focus per run, whether you earned it or bought it. Answers given during Focus don't get the speed bonus.
How do I change my ad privacy choices?
Nimzo requests non-personalized ads only, and it never asks to track you. Where the law requires consent (for example in the EEA, the UK and Switzerland), Google's consent form asks first, and Settings shows a Privacy choices row where you can change or withdraw your choice at any time.
On Android, you can also reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's settings, under Privacy or Google, then Ads.
How do I delete my data?
In Nimzo, open Settings and tap Erase progress. It deletes everything Nimzo saved on your phone and, on iPhone, the copy in your iCloud account; Nimzo on your other iPhones and iPads with the same Apple Account then erases its progress too. Your ad consent choice stays: change it in Privacy choices. Deleting Nimzo also removes what it saved on your phone, but not the iCloud copy, and turning off iCloud for Nimzo only stops syncing. On Android, your next backup replaces the copy in your Google Account backup. We never receive your progress.
On Android, you can delete Nimzo's Play Games data from your Play Games profile. On iPhone, Apple manages Game Center data. Email us and we'll remove or hide your scores on Nimzo's leaderboards, as far as Apple's and Google's tools allow, and delete any emails you sent us. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
Will my progress move to a new phone?
On iPhone, yes: when you're signed in to iCloud, your progress comes back on a new iPhone with the same Apple Account. On Android, it comes back when you set up the new phone from your Google Account backup.
Remove Ads and themes come back with Restore Purchases. Progress can't move between iPhone and Android.
I saw an inappropriate ad.
Please email us the time you saw it and what it showed (a screenshot helps), and we'll try to block it. You can also use the ad's own info or options button to report it to Google.
Nimzo is made by Touheed Khan, an independent developer in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. More from the developer at touheed.app.