Klur
A bundle of Scandinavian daily puzzles: a word of the day, word groups, a nonogram and a map game.
Every day: A set of daily games in Swedish, Danish or Norwegian, the same puzzles for everyone who plays: a word of the day, word groups, a phrase riddle, four word grids at once, a sliding word puzzle, a word builder, a nonogram and a map game. New games arrive every midnight. New puzzle: Midnight.
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Klur is an iPhone app of daily games in Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. Each night at midnight a new set of word, logic and map puzzles arrives, the same for everyone. You can play one with morning coffee or all of them in the evening, keep a streak and see how you rank.
About Klur
Klur gathers a set of short daily games in one app, in Swedish, Danish or Norwegian. The listing describes eight: Dagens ord, a secret five-letter word in six tries with Wordle-style colours; Grupper, sixteen words in four hidden groups; Gåtan, a category and a hidden phrase guessed letter by letter; Fyran, four words at once with every guess tried on all four boards; Skiftet, where you slide rows and columns to line up six words in the middle row in as few moves as the best solution; Ordbygget, eight words built from the day's letter pairs; a nonogram; and Lokalitet, five photos from around the world to place on a map, with close pins earning letters toward a secret word. The home screen in the store pictures also shows a ten-question quiz.
All the daily puzzles are the same for everyone who plays, and new ones arrive every night at midnight. Solving them earns coins to spend on a hint or an extra try, a streak counts the days you play, and a leaderboard shows where you stand.
If you sign in you can challenge a friend: in Dagens ord duels you either play live, first to three round wins, or take turns at your own pace until someone misses a word; Fyran and the nonogram can be played as challenges too. No account is needed to start playing.
Klur comes from the Swedish company Infinito Aktiebolag, which also runs Danish and Norwegian versions of its site (klur.dk and klur.no). The app came out in September 2026.
How to play Klur
- Open the app and look at today's list of games.
- Pick a game, for example Dagens ord: guess the five-letter word in six tries using the colour clues.
- Work through the others: sort words into groups, solve the riddle, fill in the nonogram, pin the photos on the map.
- Use coins for a hint or an extra try when stuck.
- Come back after midnight for a new set and keep your streak going.
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Tips
- Play Lokalitet carefully: pins close to the right spot earn letters that help with its secret word.
- In Fyran pick guesses that test common letters, since every guess counts on all four boards.
- In Grupper watch for words that fit more than one group before submitting.
- Save coins for the days a game beats you rather than spending them early.
Questions
Are the puzzles the same for everyone?
Yes. The listing says the daily puzzles are the same for everyone who plays.
When do new games arrive?
Every night at midnight.
What languages is Klur in?
Swedish, Danish and Norwegian.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to start. Signing in lets you challenge friends.
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