
Daily Unfold
A sheet is folded and punched: mark where the holes land when it opens.
142 daily logic puzzles on Android, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

A sheet is folded and punched: mark where the holes land when it opens.

Five short puzzles a day from more than 25 brain games, the same for everyone at your level.

One hard logic puzzle a day, the same board for everyone until midnight UTC, with no hints.

Spot the differences between two illustrated pictures, with a Daily Challenge each day.

A cozy daily queens puzzle: one dumpling per row, column and zone.

A daily set of small logic grids from the makers of CodyCross, one per puzzle mode.

Six daily puzzles with no single solution: everyone finishes, and the best score wins.

A 5x5 sudoku-style grid whose extra rules change every day.

Join matching coloured dots with pipes that fill the whole board, with a fresh pack every day.

Connect matching colours with pipes that can cross over bridges, with a new pack of Daily Puzzles every day.

Flow Free on a hexagonal grid: connect matching colours, fill every cell, with new daily puzzles.

Flow Free with warps: pipes leave one edge of the board and come back on the other, with new Daily Puzzles…

Eighteen daily number and logic puzzles, from Sudoku to hex mazes, the same for everyone.

Place orb pieces on a shared 8 by 8 board and clear groups of five matching colours.

Fire probes into a sealed box and read their paths to find the hidden lodestones.

Fill each run of white squares so it adds up to its clue, with a new cross-sum every morning.

Fold coloured paper until the whole sheet is one colour, in as few moves as you can.

The official KenKen app, with a fresh daily puzzle in every size from 3x3 to 9x9.

Swipe to slide every box at once and move the day's shape onto its outline.

Sudoku with cages: every dotted group of cells must add up to its sum.

A clueless crossword where each section of the grid tells you which letters it holds.

One chess tactic a day from a real Lichess game, free, with no ads and no account.

Four small logic games, three new boards each a day, from an easy warm-up to a hard finish.

Classic logic grid puzzles on iPhone and iPad, with a new free one every day.

Move the pieces on the board until they match the small target pattern above it.

Spell magic words on a grid to black out tiles, with new daily puzzles and leaderboards.

A themed who-owns-what logic grid every day, solved by deduction alone.

A minimalist path puzzle: connect matching shapes and fill the whole board, with new puzzles every day.

Tile-matching mahjong solitaire with five daily challenges and a badge for the month.

Sudoku from Microsoft with three daily challenges, including an Ice Breaker mode.

Slide shapes into overlapping circles and work out the hidden rule of each set.

Classic Minesweeper over harbours and islands, with three shared challenges a day.

A daily 6x6 sudoku from LinkedIn, made with Nikoli and a three-time world champion.

A 6x6 sudoku from Singapore's CNA, new every day and sized for a coffee break.

More than 30 short logic, word and number puzzles, with one daily challenge everyone races on the same day.

Climb one tower of quick brain puzzles a day, the same tower for every player.

Shade the walls of a Tapa grid from its number clues, with one shared 15x15 puzzle a day.

A daily set of word, logic and picture puzzles from Netflix, no membership needed.

Connect the dots into triangles and reveal a hand-made low-poly picture, one puzzle a day.

Untangle five digits drawn on top of each other, so they add up to the day's target.

An Android nonogram app with one shared daily grid, a streak and star medals.

One nonogram a day for everyone, timed against the daily leaderboard, plus live battles and co-op.

Fill in the grid from the number clues to reveal a picture.

Fill the grid from the number clues, one large picture puzzle a day.

Three classic sudoku grids every day, one easy, one medium and one hard.

Fill each run between walls with the numbers 1 up to its length.

Fill the grid with squares and rectangles that match the clues.

Fit a set of dominoes onto a board so every coloured region meets its rule.