Closely spaced opponents
Bot target windows progress in roughly ten-second steps, making it easier to choose a race that is challenging without being impossible.
Solo competitive practice
Challenge cube-solving bots at your exact speed
Choose an opponent close to your current average and enter the same live arena used for head-to-head races. Every bot has a clear target range, division, threat level and animated cube solve.
- Free to start
- 3×3 focused
- Desktop and mobile
AI RACE DIVISIONS
ONLINE
SUPAKEWBER MODE
10s
10s
Time steps
3
Cards per row
LIVE
Bot cube turns
What you get
Built for the way cubers actually practice
Readable divisions
Easy, Medium and faster divisions group opponents by pace. Cards show target time, reward, threat and your best result against that bot.
A fully animated rival
The bot does not jump from scrambled to solved. Its 3D cube turns throughout the race so the opponent feels present and the finish makes sense.
Quick start
How it works
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1
Find your pace
Start with the division and target range closest to your normal 3×3 average.
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2
Complete the scramble
Use the race preparation phase to reach the required state before the start countdown.
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3
Beat and progress
Win consistently, compare your best result and move to an opponent with a faster target range.
Race pressure without an empty queue
Bots give a solo player the urgency of a race at any time of day. They are useful for learning the scramble countdown, practicing a clean start and discovering how your solving changes when an opponent is visibly progressing.
Because the target ranges are narrow, improving by a few seconds produces a meaningful next opponent instead of one large jump in difficulty.
Built as a ladder, not a random stopwatch
Each opponent has a name, avatar, division identity and target pace. Your best performance remains visible on the card, turning the roster into a practical progression path.
When you are ready for less predictable competition, move from the bot ladder into a live 1v1 room or a daily tournament.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Are bot times always identical?
Bots solve within the target range shown on their cards, creating a consistent difficulty band without an identical finish every race.
Can I see the bot’s cube solving?
Yes. The opponent cube animates live throughout the scramble and solve phases.
Which bot should I start with?
Choose the target range that overlaps your normal average, then move faster after you can win consistently.
Ready for the next solve?
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