Email contact@arctixcapital.com and you'll get a reply within a few days.
Yes. Each board has exactly one answer and is checked by a solver before you see it. If you are stuck, tap Hint for the next logical step and the reason for it.
The coach uses Apple Intelligence. It needs a supported iPhone on iOS 26 or later with Apple Intelligence turned on in Settings. Everything else in the app works without it.
The six games, today's six, hints and all the lessons are free, with no limit on how much you play. Pro adds a workout every day, drills for every technique, boards built around a technique you choose, the skill map, pace tracking, each game's rating history, past days of the daily six, the trainer's notes in your weekly recap, four more board themes and four more app icons. Your first three workouts are free, and the yearly plan starts with a free week.
Open the Play tab, tap the gear, then Restore purchases. Make sure you are signed in with the Apple Account that made the purchase. Pro is shared with your Family Sharing group.
Open the Play tab, tap the gear, then Manage subscription. You can also cancel in the Settings app under your name, then Subscriptions. Pro stays unlocked until the end of the period you paid for. If you cancel during the free week, you aren't charged and Pro stays on until the week ends. Refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Open the Play tab and tap Friends on the Today's six card, then turn on Game Center. You will see your Game Center friends' times on today's six boards, along with streaks, puzzles solved and points this week. Tap Add friends to invite someone. Game Center is optional, and you can turn it off again in the app's settings.
After you solve a board, tap Challenge a friend to send it with your time to beat. A friend who doesn't have Logic Reps can play the board straight away in the Logic Reps App Clip, with nothing to install. To invite someone to today's six, use Invite a friend in Friends or Settings.
A time is posted only when you solve one of today's six without a hint, and only while Game Center is turned on and signed in. Each board lists times for today's puzzle only, so a friend in a far-off time zone can be missing for part of the day.
Only the reminders you turn on, both off at first. Open the Play tab and tap the gear to find them. The daily reminder comes once a day at the time you pick, and is skipped once that day's six are solved. The streak reminder comes at 8 PM on a day you haven't played yet, when your streak is 2 days or more and no rest day is left to cover it. Both are scheduled on your device, and tapping one opens today's six.
After you solve your first daily of the day, Logic Reps keeps today's six on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island as a Live Activity, with how many are done and your streak. It updates as you solve them, shows "All six done" for a few minutes once you finish, and goes away at midnight. If you swipe it away, it stays away until tomorrow. To stop it, open the Play tab, tap the gear and turn off Today's six on the Lock Screen. It runs entirely on your device and sends nothing.
Every board you solve earns points: 10 on Easy, 20 on Medium and 30 on Hard, 10 more when you use no hints and make no wrong moves, and 5 more when you beat your average for that game and level. The week runs Monday to Sunday in your own time zone, and three new quests start each Monday. You'll find both in the Progress tab. On your first visit of a new week, a short recap of the last one opens; you can see it again any time under Last week in the Progress tab.
Every point you earn counts toward your level, for good. Level 2 takes 250 points, and each level after that takes 100 more than the one before, so the first few come within a week or two of daily play and the later ones take months. Some levels bring a new title, shown under your level in the Progress tab, and levels 4, 8 and 12 bring a new board theme. Spending points never lowers your level.
Open Settings (the gear on the Play tab) or the Progress tab and tap Board theme. Paper is the default. Graph, Chalk and Clay are free and unlock at levels 4, 8 and 12. Harbor, Press, Dusk and Lacquer are part of Logic Reps Pro; without Pro you can tap one to see it on sample boards in Light and Dark Mode first. A theme changes the colours of every board and the names hints use for Stars regions, never the puzzles. Each theme follows Light and Dark Mode, except Chalk and Lacquer, which look the same in both. If a Pro subscription ends, the boards go back to Paper, and your theme returns if you subscribe again. With Pro you can also pick one of four other app icons in Settings under App icon.
Yes. While you hold fewer than two rest days, open the Progress tab and tap Get a rest day. It costs 300 points, and the app asks before spending them. You still earn rest days for every 7 days in a row you play, and one is used for you when you miss a day. Spending points doesn't lower your level or your points for the week, so the weekly board with friends isn't affected. Points come only from solving boards: they can't be bought, and they don't unlock Logic Reps Pro.
Each game has its own rating, starting at 1,000. Every daily, practice, past-day and challenge board you solve moves it, like a puzzle rating in chess: a board counts as tougher at Medium and Hard, and a quicker solve than your usual time at that level counts for more. A board with no hints and no wrong moves never lowers it, and a board where you needed hints lowers it by a few points at most. Trainer boards and drills don't count, so practising a weak spot never costs you. If you played before ratings arrived, your rating starts from the boards you had already solved. You'll find it after every solve and in the Progress tab. With Logic Reps Pro, the Progress tab also charts how each game's rating has moved over your latest boards.
With Game Center on, after you solve one of today's six without a hint, Logic Reps asks Game Center where your time stands among everyone who posted one on that game's board today. It only shows when at least 20 players have posted, so the number means something.
Yes, through your own iCloud account, with nothing to sign up for. Use the same Apple Account on both and your streak, rest days, ratings, points, quests, times and unfinished boards are the same on each. Play on both on the same day, or on one while the other is offline, and nothing is lost or counted twice once they meet. Your settings, like reminders, stay on each device. If you delete the app and install it again, your progress comes back from iCloud. You can turn sync off in Settings, under Progress & iCloud, which also says whether this device is up to date. If iCloud is off on a device, progress stays on that device.
Open the Play tab, tap the gear, then Delete my data. The app first lists exactly what will go, with your own numbers, and offers to export a backup. A second confirmation, Delete everything, then erases your progress from this device and from iCloud; your other devices erase theirs the next time they open the app. It can't be undone. Logic Reps Pro stays with your Apple Account (tap Restore purchases), and scores already in Game Center stay there.
With iCloud sync on, your progress is kept in your iCloud as well as on your device. You can also export a backup file in Settings and import it later; while sync is on, importing adds the backup to your progress instead of replacing it.