Daily Logic - Word Puzzles

About Daily Logic - Word Puzzles

Daily Logic collects six small puzzles on one home screen. WordGlass chains words around a glass square, each word starting with the last letter of the one before, until every side is used. Word Search hides six words in a 10x10 letter grid, with a hard mode. WordCraft follows the spelling bee format: make as many words as you can from the outer letters, always using the centre one. Hangman asks for a word before your attempts run out, Sudoku is the classic 9x9 grid, and Word Ladder turns a start word into a target word one letter at a time, in as few steps as possible.

Each puzzle resets daily and shows its own streak on the home screen. A calendar keeps your history so you can revisit past puzzles, and there is a dark mode. No account is needed.

The app is made by Casey Skaggs, a developer in Seattle, who writes that a generator creates each day's puzzles and an automated job ships them to the app every day. It came out on iOS in February 2026 and is also on Android. It is free; the Android listing notes ads.

How to play Daily Logic - Word Puzzles

1. Open Daily Logic and pick one of the six puzzles on the home screen.
2. In Word Ladder, change one letter at a time to turn the start word into the target word.
3. In WordGlass, chain words around the square so each begins with the last letter of the one before, until every side is used.
4. In WordCraft, make words from the letters, always using the centre letter.
5. Finish each puzzle to keep its streak, and use the calendar to go back to missed days.

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Tips

• In Word Ladder, look for the letter positions that already match the target and change the others first.
• In WordGlass, use letters that are hard to start words with at the end of a word instead.
• Word Search words can run across, down and diagonally, so scan for rare letters such as Y or F first.

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