CubeLens

CubeLens

Scan and solve your cube with guided lessons

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Published on Sep 10, 2026
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About CubeLens

CubeLens turns your physical cube into a guided learning experience using your phone's camera. By rotating any face in front of the lens, the app automatically captures and assembles a 3D model of your exact scramble, verifying physical solvability before beginning. It provides computer-optimized solutions, a classic beginner layer-by-layer method, and advanced CFOP techniques. Each solution features studio-quality narration, adjustable playback speeds, and 3D previews of every move. Teaches individual techniques so you can learn how to solve a cube by yourself. Speaks 22 languages including, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Malay, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Thai, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Turkish and Vietnamese.

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inan
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I think this is really interesting for beginners who are not that familia with the rules to solve the cube.