The Whack A Braille app icon, showing a smiling purple mole popping out of an orange-rimmed hole as a blue-and-orange mallet lands above it against a bright yellow burst and warm golden background.

Whack A Braille

Listen sharp, type fast, and send those braille moles scampering before they duck away. Bonk letters, contractions, and whole words, earn tickets, and fill your Prize Shelf with treasures of deeply questionable importance.

Free for iPhone and iPad.

Whack A Braille home screen showing How to Play, Game Settings, Cash In Tickets, Start Whacking, and Prize Shelf controls.
Check your tickets, tune your game, and start whacking.
Whack A Braille gameplay screen showing a letter mole on the five-lane board, a score of 20, and the Keyboard Mallet area.
Hear the mole and type the right answer before it escapes.
Whack A Braille Round Results showing score, accuracy, hits, misses, escapes, bonuses, tickets, and buttons for Keep Whacking and Mole Recon.
Review the round, count your tickets, and plan a Mole Recon rematch.
Whack A Braille Pick a Prize screen offering an official kazoo, a braille-bedazzled jacket, and a hat shaped like a jellyfish.
Cash in tickets for the prizes every arcade legend clearly needs.
Whack A Braille Game Settings in dark mode showing keyboard input, mole chooser, difficulty, round length, training, audio, and speech options.
Choose how the moles sound, move, and meet their doom.

Listen sharp and whack fast

Every mole arrives with an answer. Type it correctly before the little troublemaker gets away, keep your streak alive, and turn a good round into a glorious pile of tickets.

Hear it, type it, bonk it

Listen for letters, numbers, symbols, contractions, or words, then enter the right answer before the mole ducks back underground.

Bring your favorite input

Play with a keyboard, Perkins Home Row, Braille Screen Input, one-handed braille, or a braille display.

Turn accuracy into treasure

Earn tickets for strong rounds, quick hits, and streaks, then spend them on prizes too magnificent to exist anywhere else.

Pick your mole trouble

Start with familiar letters, march into Grade 2 territory, or take on whole gangs of increasingly wordy moles.

Braille and typing moles

Practice Grade 1 letters, numbers, symbols, typing rows, and Grade 2 contractions with the mole set that fits your next challenge.

Invasion modes

Let the full mole army loose and face a fresh target from the chosen set every time one pops up.

Mole Battles

Spell three-, four-, and five-letter words while several moles spread across the board and dare you to miss one.

Wordy Mole Mayhem

Type complete words before one very confident mole makes a clean getaway.

Custom Moles

Hand-pick favorite targets or assemble a personal Invasion Army when certain moles have simply had it too good for too long.

Difficulty with teeth

Choose a roomy Beginner pace, lively Normal play, or Supreme Mole Whacker chaos when mercy is no longer part of the plan.

Practice, recon, and grudges

Not every mole deserves to escape into history. Slow things down, study what got away, and invite the worst offenders back for another round.

Mole Recon

After a round, Mole Recon remembers the targets that gave you trouble. Practice those moles without a timer, or start a Grudge Match with anything that appeared. If a word is unfamiliar, look it up before the rematch and return with better vocabulary and worse intentions.

Training

Practice without the round clock, repeat the current target whenever you need it, and hear braille dots while you line up the perfect bonk.

Grudge Match

Choose the exact moles or words you want back on the board and settle the matter properly.

Spell Word

Have each word spoken and then spelled aloud when a little extra backup helps keep the battle moving.

Bonk now, shop later

Every good arcade needs prizes. Whack A Braille hands out tickets for your score, streaks, and speed, then opens the Prize Counter so you can choose the reward that best matches your extremely serious achievement.

Your collected prizes stay on the Prize Shelf until you decide to clear it. Optional support purchases are separate from tickets and prizes, so the moles cannot buy their way out of trouble.

Accessibility is part of the arcade

Whack A Braille was built blind-first. The whole game is meant to be heard, explored, understood, and played without sight, from the first menu to the last ridiculous prize.

Want to whack in your browser?

The web game is online, free, and ready for a quick round. The iPhone and iPad app is the fullest mole-whacking experience, with every supported input choice and the latest Mole Battle trouble.

Play Whack A Braille in your browser.

Privacy

Whack A Braille does not create accounts, show ads, run third-party analytics, or track you across apps. Game settings, tickets, Prize Shelf progress, and optional support acknowledgments stay on your device.

Read the complete Whack A Braille Privacy Policy.

Support

Found a mole behaving badly? For help, bug reports, and feature requests, visit the Whack A Braille Issues page on GitHub.

For direct feedback or questions, email marco@marconius.com.