Gauntle

Gauntle is a daily puzzle gauntlet made by one developer, Hannah. Every day all players get the same eleven puzzles, played back to back with a single clock: Wordy (a five-letter word in six tries), a mini crossword between 4x4 and 6x6, Paire (a 6x6 Takuzu of stars and circles), a mini sudoku, Queens, Minesweeper, a nonogram, and four more: Ratiole (one straight cut through a blob to hit a target ratio), Clambers (letters flash up one by one and you type a word that uses them all), Conduit (join lettered dot pairs until every cell is filled) and Angle (drag a dial arm to match three target angles by eye).

The lower your total time, the better. Some games give bonuses that take seconds off when you do well, for example solving Wordy in three guesses or fewer; others add penalties when you fail or skip, and each game can only be skipped after 45 seconds. A flawless run and a hard mode are there for players who want more. The day's top five and the global average sit on the home page, with a full leaderboard behind them.

The word and grid puzzles are hand-authored where practical, and the rest are generated by algorithm; the maker states that no content is made with generative tools. Gauntle is free with no ads and no email needed, and there is a practice mode for each game and an archive. It suits anyone who plays several LinkedIn or NYT dailies and wants them in one timed run.