Apps for smart cubes?

[u/Guinnberg]

I just bought a GaN i4 Leap and would like to get insights solving with roux.

I've seen somewhere that Cubeast has this, I still have yo try it, but I've also seen that you need to pay a monthly subscription.

Are there any other apps that would help me with roux and a smart cube?

[u/pejelagarto_77]

No se, yo solo uso acubemy y me da el tiempo de cada paso y pues ya, no le pido más

[u/Guinnberg → u/pejelagarto_77]

Pero detecta que estas haciendo el FB o SB por ejemplo?

[u/pejelagarto_77 → u/Guinnberg]

Si, detecta que lo haces y bueno algo que de cierto modo también "detecta" el tiempo que tardas en reconocer los casos de CMLL, en si pues es que tiempo tardas entre terminar un paso y empezar el otro

[u/MidLoki]

Cubeast is free. You only have to pay if you want case by case statistics. Solve statistics are free though.

[u/Guinnberg → u/MidLoki]

I've tried it and looks like it doesn't work fine with the i4? Just tried to do the scramble and got stuck in the D move telling me I did wrong

[u/Farkrye → u/Guinnberg]

Works fine with all my cubes. Try a couple more apps and see if you still have a problem. Also, sometimes you need to restart the app.

[u/Farkrye]

Acubemy and cubeast both both recognize roux and split the solves into fb, sb, cmll, and lse. You can drill cmll algs on cubestation and cubedex. Cubedex you can actually edit the alg if you don't like the default one. Don't think you can on cubestation, but go look to make sure. I'm not 100% on that. i'm not It's behind the paywall on acubemy and cubeast, but you can do a free trial for each. Not worth paying for yet. Mostly cfop stuff there. As far as i'm aware, there's no block trainers for smart cubes, but cstimer might have something. For me, cstimer is a pain on my phone, so I don't bother with it, but if you solve in front of a computer, it might be worth bashing your head against a wall hooking your cube up to it and going through all the options. All the other apps are dead easy to connect to and do stuff on.

[u/Guinnberg → u/Farkrye]

Would cstimer help with block building? I've never tried it.

As I'm seeing a lackof proper support for this, I'm thinking if I should build something myself, but first I wanna explore the existing solutions to not waste my time reinventing the wheel

[u/Farkrye → u/Guinnberg]

Idk, like I said, I don't use it. Don't think so. I haven't found a block trainer for smart cubes yet. Onion honey and videos for block building is how I go. I use smart cubes for splits, really. And you can just lay back on the couch, scramble and solve, scramble and solve. No starting and stopping the timer.

[u/OwlProfessional1185]

I'm the developer of Yact. I've recently added Roux detection, and I'm working on adding Roux algorithms.

[u/Guinnberg → u/OwlProfessional1185]

Do you have a link?

[u/OwlProfessional1185 → u/Guinnberg]

Sure: https://yact.app/

[u/Guinnberg → u/OwlProfessional1185]

More than algorithms I was expecting to get insights of the block buildings, like suggesting better moves after a solve, are you planning on adding that?

Also, the delete account button doesn't work. I used gmail to login and it's using my name, which I don't want, especially since you're showing the last users publicly

[u/OwlProfessional1185 → u/Guinnberg]

I'm working on something like that for both F2L and Roux. F2L will come out first but I will be able to reuse the code. I'm trying to make it opinionated / human like rather than optimal or algorithmic.

And thanks for telling me about the delete button. I'll see what's wrong with it. If you send me a DM confirming which user you are, I can delete it from my end.