Kvadratiki. Coordinate puzzle game
Navigate, place, and solve puzzles using X and Y coordinates. Math meets pixel art — right in your browser.
Everything in Kvadratiki is addressed by a pair of numbers. To move, to place a square, to solve anything at all, you have to name the cell — so X and Y stop being an exercise and become the only way to say where something is.
It runs directly in any browser tab with nothing to install and no account to make, which is what makes it usable in a classroom on whatever machine happens to be in the room.
Coordinates stop being homework once you have to walk through them.
Touch and mobile support
The grid automatically adapts to touch screens, iPads, and smartphones. Kids can pinch to zoom into massive coordinate murals and tap individual cells with tactile precision.
Classroom-ready geometry
Whether projected onto an interactive classroom whiteboard or played on individual Chromebooks and tablets, Kvadratiki turns abstract Cartesian coordinates into a collaborative visual canvas.
- Multiplayer sessions: Generate a room link and draw collaboratively in real time.
- Automated bot companion: An AI helper that guides beginners through coordinate tracing.
- Zero downloads: Instant access with no registration or login required.
Key Features
Coordinate Mapping
Navigate and paint using algebraic X and Y coordinates. Learn the grid through playful drawing rather than textbooks.
Multiplayer Rooms
Collaborate in real-time on a synchronized infinite sheet with live multiplayer rooms.
Bot Assistant
An integrated bot helper that assists with geometric patterns and demonstrates coordinate paths.
Browser-Based
Runs seamlessly across desktop and mobile devices with zero install and no accounts needed.
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