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High in a pine canopy, a squirrel has one way up: the next branch. In this app you tap any branch that falls inside the faint reach arc around you, and your squirrel springs onto it. Simple to pick up, and then the canopy starts asking questions. The trick is in the wood. The thickness of the branch you land on sets how far your next leap can carry you. Land on a thick, springy limb and the reach arc opens wide, putting distant boughs within range. Land on something thin and the arc shrinks to almost nothing, leaving you stranded among twigs with nowhere to go. Thin limbs are dead ends, and the canopy is full of them, often sitting right where the easy tap would take you. So every leap is really a plan for the leap after it. You read the trunk upward, pick out the thick springboards, and chain them together into a route that keeps your reach alive all the way to the nest at the crown. A leap counter ticks down as you climb, so wandering sideways through comfortable branches is its own kind of failure. The shortest chain of good wood is the one that gets you home. Twelve levels grow the canopy around you, spacing the thick limbs farther apart and tucking tempting dead-end twigs into the gaps. Early climbs let you feel out how reach and thickness trade against each other. Later ones hand you a trunk where only one sequence of springboards actually reaches the top, and finding it means looking past the branch in front of you to the two or three beyond it. Control is a single tap, which leaves your attention where it belongs: on the shape of the tree. Study the arc, weigh the wood, spring, and climb.