Tare: Balance Logic Puzzle

Hang the weights. Balance every beam. Deduce the ones marked "?". A wordless logic puzzle of painted hanging mobiles — 80 handcrafted levels, the first 20 free, one purchase for the rest. No ads, no timers, nothing to read. Every level of Tare builds to one moment: the last piece finds its hook, the beams stop swaying, and the whole mobile comes to rest. Then it rings out in a single chord, gold stars pop, sparks fly and the sun breaks through. It never gets old. Getting there is the fun. Each weight hangs from a notch on a painted beam, and every beam wants to tip — heavy near the middle, light far out, and one nudge ripples all the way up the tower. Then the secrets arrive. Some weights hide inside a glassy bubble with nothing but a "?" on them, and a beam carrying a secret refuses to tell you the truth. Little picture cards pinned above the board show how the pieces compare. Read them, reason it out, and prove what the scale can't weigh. When it clicks, you'll know it was your thinking — not luck. Take all the time you like. There is no timer, no move counter and no lives. If you get stuck, a gentle lantern lights the way one small step at a time, and nobody counts how often you use it. Solve a level cleanly for up to three gold stars: a nod, never a gate. Four chapters carry you from your very first wobbly hang to towering, many-layered exhibitions, each in its own bright world — Morning Sky, Twilight Meadow, Deep Sea and Evening Stars. Every level is built by hand and checked to have exactly one answer, so every puzzle is fair and every solution can be reasoned out. Because Tare has no words, anyone can play it, in any language, at any age. It runs on iPhone and iPad, works completely offline, collects no data at all, and supports VoiceOver, Reduce Motion and high contrast. The first chapter's twenty levels are yours to keep; one purchase opens the other sixty for good, with Family Sharing. Pick up the first weight. The mobile is waiting for its balance.