PATTERN ATLAS

Small clues.
Big personality.

Check a number and discover the patterns hiding inside it.

8131Uncommon
Collect today’s specimen

Checking a number highlights its traits. Only your UTC Daily specimen adds to the collection.

SELECTED PATTERN

Palindrome

Reads the same forwards and backwards.

1,989matches from 0 to 1,000,000
EXAMPLESSelect “Verify counts and examples” to load sample numbers.

PATTERN REFERENCE

Recognize the structures hidden inside a number

The Pattern Atlas checks familiar mathematical and digit-based structures, including palindromes, primes, repeated digits, unique digits, squares, powers of two, runs, Harshad numbers, and alternating digits.

01

Check a number

Enter any supported value and matching pattern cards light up immediately. The EP and tier beside the input provide a quick link between structure and score.

02

Read exact counts

Each card shows how many values in the complete range match that pattern and the corresponding share of all possible numbers.

03

Build a daily collection

Saving the official daily specimen records the patterns found on that roll. Filters then separate collected structures from those still missing.

Patterns overlap, and that is part of the fun

One number can match several definitions at once. For example, a repeated-digit value may also be a palindrome, and a square can also be a Harshad number. Pattern counts describe each definition independently rather than dividing the range into exclusive groups.

The full verification button checks all 1,000,001 values in the browser and loads example numbers for each card. This can take longer on slower devices, but ordinary number checks and the stored counts are available immediately.

PLAYER QUESTIONS

Useful details before you start

Why does one number light up several cards?

The definitions are allowed to overlap. Every matching structure is shown, just as a number can earn several badges in the analyzer.

Does collecting a practice roll fill the atlas?

No. Only the saved UTC daily specimen advances the collection; manually checking a number is temporary.