Play · 20 seconds · one press

Every family has a pile.

Sort twenty-four papers into four folders before the clock runs out. Then press one button, and watch the clock stop mattering.

See what it teaches
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24papers
Nothing is saved — it is a game, not a sign-up.

The game

Twenty seconds. Then one press.

This is a fictional game. Its source connections, paper counts and search results are simulated; they do not describe features available in the public app. No account, email or round data is kept.

  • 1 Connect
  • 2 Sort it
  • 3 Read the score
  • 4 Press it
  • 5 Search
The pile Sort each paper into a folder. Drag one to a folder, or tap a paper and then tap a folder.
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What you just did

The round is the problem. Kaagaz is the answer.

1 Sort it

Papers arrive faster than anyone can file them.

Twenty-four in twenty seconds, and they arrive with names like IMG_6385.jpg. The round is not hard because you are slow. It is hard because the pile is bigger than the time, and it always is.

The real app knows 484 kinds of paper across 27 types. It reads each one and gives it its real name, in the moment you save it.

· What it does not claim

The game is not the app.

In the game, filing is the work. In Kaagaz there is nothing to file: no folder tree to build, no place to put a paper, no order to keep up. You take the photo, and the name is already there.

  • 1
    The game gives you four folders.The app works from 27 types and 484 kinds, and knows which one a paper belongs to without being told.
  • 2
    The game names a paper when you drop it.The app has named it before you look.
  • 3
    The game forgets your round.So does the app. Nothing on this page is saved anywhere.
  • 24papers in a round
  • 27types in the atlas
  • 484kinds it reads

2 Read the score

The score is a fact, not a grade.

  • 7landed in the right folder
  • 4landed in the wrong onea Prescription in Money, a Payslip in Home
  • 13you never got to

No streak, no badge, no red cross, nobody telling you off. Keeping a family's papers in order was never a character test — it was a missing feature.

3 Press it

One press, 0.8 seconds, all of it.

0.8seconds, start to finish — including the four you got wrong
Read all 24, and named each oneIMG_6385.jpg → Passport
Read the dates off the paperOct 18 · Feb 12, 2027
And asked you to type nothingno title, no folder
AI reads a paper only if you say yes. With it off, Kaagaz still sorts and names everything on the phone.

4 Then ask

Once the pile has names on it, it can answer.

Ask in a sentence. “When does the home insurance run out?” The answer is one line, and the paper it came from is attached, with the date it came in. Try it on the desk above.

Answers arrive with the paper, never as a folder path or a file name.
Dates, read off the paper
Safe to share?

Before a paper leaves the phone, Kaagaz says whether it is the kind of thing a bank would ever ask for on a call.

Stops and asks
Goes without a word

Privacy

Your papers stay yours. Not ours, not an advertiser's.

Choose how to recover a backup

Phone, helper and recovery phrase modes have different access and recovery tradeoffs. These are example words for phrase mode.

tigermangoriversevencloud

  • Encrypted on your phone

    AES-256-GCM, with a key kept in the phone's secure hardware.

  • AI only if you say yes

    Selected text may go to Claude after the app reduces sensitive details. Redaction can miss information.

  • Encrypted cloud backup

    Papers are encrypted before upload. Your recovery choice determines who can access the key.

  • No ads, no tracking

    We never sell or share your data for advertising.

  • A warning before you share

    “Banks never ask for this on a call” shows before ID or bank papers go out.

  • Download or delete it all

    Take every paper with you, or erase your account, from Settings.

Read the privacy policy

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