Learn with your smart cube.
Build your first white cross with a 3D guide, or see where you pause during timed solves and practice that part.
Android app in testing. The demo runs in your browser.
Try Bluetooth in your browser
Experimental pairing for compatible GAN cubes in Chrome. Some setups need a Bluetooth ID.
Your cube needs one more step
Chrome found . To read its turns, CubeWiz needs its Bluetooth ID, a code that looks like AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF.
Choose Try a virtual demo above to start practicing right away, or follow the steps below to connect your cube.
Find the Bluetooth ID
- Open nRF Connect for Mobile on Android and tap Scan.
- Turn a face to wake your cube. Find in the scan results and copy the code under its name.
- Close the scanner and any app connected to your cube, then come back here.
Use the GAN Bluetooth ID guide for your computer. On a Mac, use the macOS instructions because Chrome’s device list shows a different ID.
Look at the blue center
The arrow shows what to turn. Try the demo to practice on a virtual cube.
One cross. Two ways to practice.
Learn the move
Match the center colors, preview the turn, and try it on the cube in your hands. If you take a different turn, the guide updates from your new position.
Plan your route
Finish the cross with hints hidden, then compare your face turns with the shortest white-cross route from the same starting position.
CubeWiz for Android
Connect a smart cube to practice the cross, review where you paused during solves, and track your progress. The GAN356 i3 has connected and synced in testing. Google Play downloads aren’t available yet.