KRU
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MINDSpeedcubing Tracker
Licenses & credits
Kruxmind is proprietary software, but it relies on open-source libraries and on the speedcubing community's public knowledge. This page lists what we use, from whom, and under which license.
Third-party libraries (code)
cubejs MIT3x3/2x2 solving engine (Kociemba two-phase algorithm). © Petri Lehtinen (akheron), with contributions from Ludovic Fernandez.
cubing.js MPL-2.0 OR GPL-3.0-or-laterOfficial random-state scramble generator (same lineage as TNoodle) and notation oracle. Used unmodified, bundled as a static asset. © The cubing.js contributors.
scrambow MITPer-event scramble generator used by the timer. © Charles Cheng and contributors.
gan-web-bluetooth MITBluetooth connection library for GAN smart cubes, prepared for an upcoming integration. © Andy Fedotov.
Fonts
Orbitron & Chakra Petch SIL OFLServed via Google Fonts.
Algorithm sources
F2L, OLL, PLL, COLL, CMLL and 2x2 (Ortega/CLL/EG) algorithms are the speedcubing community's standard ones, consistent with what's published on SpeedCubeDB, jperm.net, algdb and the SpeedSolving Wiki. The advanced sets (WV, SV, VLS, CLS, EO, ZBLL, ELL, 2GLL, BLE) cite their specific source directly in the app, next to each set.
History and biographies
The facts, dates and records in the History section come from the World Cube Association (official records and dates), Wikipedia and the SpeedSolving Wiki.
Scientific basis
The research references behind the cognitive exercises are in our Scientific basis section, with a direct link to each study.
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