Beeb

Beeb's board is an 8x8 grid seeded with coloured blocks. Below it sits a tray of coloured pieces of different shapes. The rule is borrowed from corner-touch games: a piece has to land on empty squares and touch a block of its own colour at a corner, and it may never touch its own colour along an edge. Other colours can touch it freely. Once placed, a piece becomes a block of its colour, so later pieces of the same colour can chain off it.

The pieces are played exactly as shown, with no rotating, and in any order you like. A placement cannot be undone, but you get three chances a day: hit a dead end and you can start the board again. Many pieces have several spots that look right, and only a few arrangements place them all. Two difficulties are set in Settings: Easier starts with the biggest piece already placed, Harder gives you the whole board. View Solution plays out the answer, but using it counts as a miss for the day.

There is one puzzle a day, the same board for everyone at the same difficulty, and it changes at your local midnight. The boards are numbered from launch in August 2026 and drawn in order from a bank of 365, so a board comes round again only after a year. Results and your streak are kept in the browser, with no account, and a share button copies your progress for the day.

Beeb is made by GeorgeMike.com, the same site that offers the Table Capture browser extensions and other data export tools, and has no ads. It plays the same on a phone and a desktop, with a dark theme in Settings. It suits players who like Blokus-style corner rules and short placement puzzles where the order of moves matters.