SolveBlock

The waitlist

Join the list. Be one of the first.

SolveBlock has not shipped yet. Join the waitlist and we will email you when it is ready to buy and when there is a price — and some of our first production units go, free, to people selected from this list.

Tell us what you think while you are here. That part is what actually shapes what we build.

Go to the form See what it does
A completed Ao5 on SolveBlock with a new personal best highlighted.

A finished round, with a new personal best.

What you get

On the list

Two emails and a chance. Nothing else, and nothing often.

  • An email when SolveBlock is ready to buy
  • An email when there is a price
  • A chance to be selected for one of the first production units
What we ask

About three minutes

Four questions that genuinely change what gets built, and none of them rhetorical.

  • Would you actually use it?
  • What would you pay for it?
  • Does cubing need this at all?
  • What shape and size should it be?

Why we are asking

A "no" is worth more to us than a polite "yes"

SolveBlock has not shipped. Nothing is locked in. If cubers tell us this isn't needed, or that the price we are heading for is wrong, we would very much rather hear it now than after a production run.

Would you use it

Not "is it cool" — would it end up on your mat, next to your timer, on an ordinary practice evening.

What it is worth

We have no price yet. What you tell us here is a large part of how we arrive at one.

Whether it is needed

Plenty of cubers are perfectly happy with a phone and a notes app. If that is most of you, that matters.

What is missing

Inspection is next on our list. If you would put something else first, the last box on the form is where to say so.

Still undecided

What shape should it be?

Four enclosures we have modelled and printed. We genuinely do not know which one is right, and it is the easiest thing to change before a production run and the hardest thing to change after. The form asks you to pick one.

A low, flat SolveBlock enclosure lying on a desk. A Flat Lies down. Lowest profile, packs smallest.
A SolveBlock enclosure with a gentle built-in wedge, tilting the screen up. B Wedge A gentle built-in lean. Reads better sitting down.
A flat SolveBlock enclosure propped on a separate angled stand, showing a round of solves. C On a stand Flat unit, separate stand. Take it off to pack it.
A tall upright SolveBlock enclosure with a steep screen angle. D Upright block Stands up on its own. Steepest angle, tallest.

These are renders of enclosures that exist as models, not photographs of a finished product, and the size relative to each other is not to scale. The screen is the same in all four.

Join the waitlist

About three minutes. Sending this form puts you on the list — the last two boxes are optional.

Used to email you when SolveBlock is ready to buy, when there is a price, and to tell you if you are selected. Nothing else.
Would you actually use SolveBlock?
There is no price yet. This is genuinely how we work one out.
Does the cubing world need this?
Which shape should we build?
The four above. Scroll up if you want another look.
And the size?

One entry per person · We email you when there is something to say · Reply to any of it to come off the list