Daily Circuit
Turn the wire tiles until every bulb lights up, one shared circuit a day.
Every day: One date-seeded wiring puzzle a day, the same for everyone in the world. You rotate tiles until every battery's wire reaches its matching bulb; solves are scored on time against par and ranked on a Game Center daily leaderboard. New puzzle: Once a day (the listing does not state the time).
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Daily Circuit is an iPhone puzzle with one wiring board a day, the same for every player. You tap tiles to turn them a quarter turn until each battery's current runs to the bulb of its colour and no wire end is left loose. Your time is scored against par, and the week gets harder from Monday to Sunday.
About Daily Circuit
Daily Circuit is a rotation puzzle. The board is a grid of wire tiles with coloured batteries and bulbs on it. Each tap turns a tile a quarter turn, and the goal is to lead every battery's wire to the bulb of the same colour so that every bulb glows and no wire end is left hanging. There are no wrong moves, only turns you can undo, so the puzzle is about reading the board rather than racing through it.
There is one circuit a day, seeded from the date, so everyone in the world solves the same board. The home screen shows the day's circuit number and difficulty name. Difficulty rises across the week, from Spark on Monday through Wire, Relay, Branch, Circuit and Grid to Dynamo on Sunday.
A solve is timed and scored against a par, golf style, on a five-star scale with names from Powered to Live Wire. The result card can be shared without giving the solution away. A daily streak is kept, with freeze tokens to cover a missed day, and Game Center has a leaderboard for the daily solve time and another for the longest streak. Game Center is optional and no account is needed.
The daily puzzle and unlimited Warm-up practice are free, with no ads and no tracking, and the game works offline. An optional one-time purchase, Circuit+, adds harder practice tiers. Daily Circuit is one of a set of single-puzzle daily apps from the same maker, listed on dailyknot.app, and came out on the App Store in June 2026.
How to play Daily Circuit
- Open the app and press Play today's circuit.
- Tap a wire tile to turn it a quarter turn.
- Turn tiles until each battery's wire runs to the bulb of the same colour.
- Finish when every bulb glows and no wire end is left loose; your time is scored against par.
- Share the spoiler-free result card and come back the next day for a new circuit.
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Tips
- Start with tiles next to batteries and bulbs: their direction is usually forced.
- Corner and edge tiles have fewer ways to point without leaving a loose end.
- The difficulty name tells you what to expect: Monday's Spark is the gentlest, Sunday's Dynamo the hardest.
- Use Warm-up practice to learn the tile shapes before chasing par on the daily.
Questions
Is the circuit the same for everyone?
Yes. The listing says everyone in the world gets the same date-seeded circuit each day.
Is Daily Circuit free?
Yes. The daily puzzle and Warm-up practice are free with no ads. An optional one-time purchase, Circuit+, unlocks harder practice levels.
Do I need an account?
No. Game Center leaderboards are optional and the game plays offline.
Does it get harder during the week?
Yes. Monday is the easiest level, called Spark, and Sunday the hardest, called Dynamo.
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