Daily Grid (dailygrid.app)
Twelve small logic puzzles every day, from path-drawing to binary grids.
Every day: A set of twelve logic puzzles a day, generated from the Pacific Time date so everyone gets the same ones, with leaderboards for each. New puzzle: Midnight, Pacific Time.

Daily Grid is a free browser hub of twelve daily logic puzzles: number paths, colour links, bridges, rectangles, loops, sliding tiles and more. A fresh set appears at midnight Pacific Time, the same for everyone, with leaderboards and a streak.
About Daily Grid (dailygrid.app)
Daily Grid collects twelve short logic puzzle types in one place and gives you a new one of each every day. They include Snake (connect the numbers in order), Pathways (link matching colours), Logice (a logic grid with clues), Bits (balance a binary grid), Bridges (connect islands into one network), Parcel (split the grid into rectangles), Conduit (route a current to every exit), Perimeter (draw one loop from the clues), Polyfit (fill a shape with every piece), Tiles (slide tiles into order), BlindSlide and Duet.
The daily puzzles are generated from the date in Pacific Time, so every player gets the same set and can compare times on the leaderboards. The set refreshes at midnight PT. Finishing puzzles builds a streak and earns Grid Coins, and an optional sign-in saves progress across devices, though no account is needed to play.
Each game also has an unlimited practice mode with random puzzles that do not count for the daily board. The site can be installed as an app and plays offline once loaded, syncing scores when you reconnect.
It suits players who like a varied morning routine of small grid puzzles rather than one long one.
How to play Daily Grid (dailygrid.app)
- Open dailygrid.app/games to see today's twelve puzzles.
- Pick a game; each has a short rule shown on its card, such as connect the numbers in order.
- Solve it as fast as you can to place on that puzzle's leaderboard.
- Work through the set to keep your streak, and use practice mode for more.
Tips
- Start with the types you know best to warm up, then try the unfamiliar ones.
- Install the site as an app to keep playing offline.
- Practice mode uses random puzzles, so it is a safe place to learn a new type.
Questions
Are the puzzles the same for everyone?
Yes. They are generated from the Pacific Time date.
When do new puzzles appear?
At midnight Pacific Time.
Do I need an account?
No. Signing in is optional and only saves progress.
Does it cost anything?
No, all twelve puzzles are free.
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