Logic Daily: Grid Puzzles
Rate itClassic logic grid puzzles on iPhone and iPad, with a new free one every day.
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Logic Daily is an iPhone, iPad and Android app of classic logic grid problems: read the clues and mark the grid until every person, item and number is matched. Its Daily Challenge adds a new free puzzle each day, and you race a cartoon Professor's target time and other players on the leaderboards.
About Logic Daily: Grid Puzzles
Logic Daily (also called Logic Puzzles Daily) is an iPhone, iPad and Android app built around the logic grid puzzle, the kind found in puzzle magazines. Each problem gives a short story, several categories such as names, days and reasons, and a list of clues. You mark the grid with crosses and dots until each item in one category is paired with exactly one in every other.
It is made by Twin Wizards, a team that says it has been solving these puzzles for decades, and has been on the App Store since March 2016. The app now holds more than 4,000 puzzles, from easy to very hard, all written for it. It is still kept up: version 2.2.4 came out in September 2026, fixing the timer and the Facebook bonus pack.
The daily part is the Daily Challenge: a new logic problem appears every day for free, on top of a starter set of free puzzles. A day's puzzle can still be solved for about five days, and older months of Daily Challenges are sold as packs, beside the other paid packs and a Logic Daily Unlimited purchase that opens every puzzle. The Android version shows ads, as its Google Play listing says. A timer runs as you solve, and global leaderboards and a character called the Professor, who sets a target time for each grid, give you something to beat. Hints, an error checker, automatic crosses, multi-level undo and a notes area help on the harder grids.
It suits players who enjoy careful, pen-and-paper style deduction and want one fresh grid to solve each day, rather than quick word or number games.
How to play Logic Daily: Grid Puzzles
- Open Logic Daily and choose the Daily Challenge.
- Read the puzzle's story, categories and numbered clues.
- Tap a grid cell once to rule out a pairing with a cross, or again to confirm it with a dot.
- Work through the clues until every item is matched in every category.
- Finish the grid and compare your time with the Professor's and the leaderboard's.
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Tips
- Look first for clues that rule out pairings directly, such as 'Aaron was off for two days less than Alan'.
- When a row has only one empty cell left, it must be the answer; turn on automatic crosses to save taps.
- Write partial deductions in the notes area on bigger grids.
Questions
Is there a new puzzle every day?
Yes, the Daily Challenge adds a new free logic problem each day, and it stays open to solve for about five days.
Is it free?
The app and the daily puzzles are free. Extra puzzle packs, past months of Daily Challenges and an Unlimited unlock can be bought, and the Android version shows ads.
Can I compare with other players?
Yes, Game Center leaderboards show solving times, and every puzzle also has the Professor's target time to beat.
Can I turn off the timer?
Yes, an update in 2023 added an option to turn the timer off.
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