Profile Perfect Level 287 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 287 Answer

Be aware that this guide contains complete solutions for every trait and category in this level.

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The trickiest part of this puzzle comes from handling paired widgets alongside relative app spacing. Once you place the multi-widget phones and anchor the outer edges with the spacing clue, the notification counts and icons fall into line quickly.

Which Applications Get Multiple Widgets?

The clue states that there are multiple widgets on both the Red and Black phones. When you look at the available widget sets, two of the choices contain paired widgets: Clock / News and Weather / Notes.

The remaining two single widgets are Search Bar and Music Player. Clue 2 tells you that the Search Bar sits near Application B. Because Application B takes a single widget, it cannot be the Red or Black phone.

Next, look at the clue stating that there are 2 applications between the Clock and the Music Player. In a four-application layout, having two applications between two items means those items must be placed on the two outer ends: Application A and Application D.

Because Application A holds the Clock, it must also hold the paired News widget (Clock / News). That leaves the Music Player for Application D on the other end, and Weather / Notes for Application C.

How Do The Phone Colors Map Out?

Now that you know Application A and Application C hold the multi-widget sets, they must be the Red and Black phones.

Clue 11 notes that the News widget sits on a phone next to the deep blue color. Application A holds News, and Application B sits right next to it. That means Application B is the Navy phone.

Clue 6 mentions that the blue-ish phone is on Black's left. Because Navy is already assigned to Application B, Application C must be Black, which confirms Application A as Red.

The only remaining phone color is Orange, which attaches directly to Application D. Clue 12 also references the Orange phone being abandoned, fitting Application D cleanly.

How Do You Figure Out The Notification Counts?

With colors fully established, the notification numbers become straightforward to distribute.

Clue 1 states that the Red phone has an odd number of notifications. Among the notification values of 2, 5, 6, and 8, the only odd number is 5. Because Application A is the Red phone, Application A must have 5 notifications.

Clue 8 notes that one of the applications placed at the lower half has 2 notifications. Both Application B and Application D sit in the lower half (Bottom Right).

Clue 9 mentions that the user of the app with 6 notifications does not know about the ongoing war. Application C holds the Weather / Notes widgets (instead of News) and is the only remaining top-half application without an assigned count. Application C takes 6 notifications.

This leaves 2 and 8 for Application B and Application D. Since Application B is the lower-half app tied to messaging, it receives 2 notifications, leaving Application D with 8 notifications.

Which Icons Belong To Each Application?

You can place the icons by combining the widget roles and color assignments.

Clue 3 states that Gatedash is near the entertainment widget. The Music Player widget belongs to Application D, which means Application D uses the Gatedash icon.

Clue 10 tells you that TockTick is not installed on the Navy phone. Application B is the Navy phone, so TockTick cannot go there. The only other open spot for TockTick is Application C.

With Application C taking TockTick and Application D taking Gatedash, you only have Gomini and weMessage left. Gomini goes to Application A, and weMessage pairs with Application B.

How Do The Positions Settle On The Grid?

Application A sits at Top Left, while Application C occupies Top Right.

Application B and Application D both occupy Bottom Right positions in this configuration. Clue 8 mentions an app placed at the lower half, confirming the bottom placement for those slots.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue stating that the user of the app with 6 notifications does not know about the ongoing war sounds like story lore, but you do not need external knowledge to use it. Application A is the phone with the News widget, so its user definitely knows about current events. This simply confirms that the 6 notifications cannot belong to Application A, directing that number straight to Application C.

Quick Answer Check

To verify your solve, check that your two paired-widget slots land on Application A (Clock / News) and Application C (Weather / Notes). Confirm that Application A is the only entry with an odd notification count of 5, while Application D holds the Music Player with Gatedash and 8 notifications.