On Intuisity's website, you can play guest games without creating an account or reaching a registration-based game limit. The account requirement is for personal features: Progress Reports, Positivity Practice, and Astrology. This lets you try the games before deciding whether you want a saved account.

Start with the kind of activity you enjoy

For choosing before a reveal, try Train Your Knowing. For a hidden arrangement, open Treasure Chest and choose the computer option if you want to play alone. For a hidden-picture activity with notes and drawing, explore Remote Viewing Practice.

Read the instructions inside each game. A guest session gives you the activity's immediate feedback, but that is not the same as an ongoing account-based report. You do not need to create an account merely because you finished several games.

Why do some features ask for an email?

Personal reports and the positivity and astrology features use a free account so your activity can be connected to your profile. When you open one of these features as a guest, you can choose to continue with an account or return to the free games.

For a friend challenge, sending an invitation can require sender and recipient details even when the game itself is free. Sharing a challenge is a different action from playing alone. Review the form before entering someone else's contact information.

Does guest mean no information is recorded?

No. Account-free play and anonymous use are not the same as an absence of activity logging. Read the Privacy Policy for details about information collected and how it is used. A clear free-play offer should not be interpreted as a privacy promise beyond that policy.

A simple first visit

Open one game, finish a round, and look at the feedback. If you want a break, take it. If you later want personal reports, create a free account at that point. No payment is required to keep using the guest games on the web.

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