DailyGram

DailyGram is the first game by the developer ndcheng, published on itch.io as a free HTML5 game. Each day it gives every player the same nonogram, numbered from the first puzzle on 13 June 2026, and a new one comes at midnight by the player's own clock.

A nonogram is a grid with number clues beside each row and above each column. Each number is the length of a run of filled cells in that line, in order, with at least one empty cell between runs. You fill cells and mark the ones that must stay empty until every line matches its clues. DailyGram says every puzzle can be solved by pure logic, so you never have to guess.

Each day has two grids under the same number: a 5x5 Easy that takes well under a minute once you know the rules, and a 10x10 Expert that asks for real cross-checking between rows and columns. A short how-to box opens on the first visit. There is a timer, a fill and mark switch (on a desktop, right-click marks and holding the button paints a line), a streak count and a spoiler-free emoji result to share. The interface can be switched between English and Chinese.

The look is plain and calm, a beige board with large cells that fit a phone screen as well as a desktop. There is no archive and no extra puzzles, so it suits players who want a short daily picross with their coffee, and newcomers who want a gentle 5x5 before trying the bigger grid.