Nonogram Daily Logic Puzzles

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A new nonogram every day, chosen from a monthly calendar of dated puzzles.

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Nonogram puzzle for March 7, Alarm clock, Easy: a 15x15 grid nearly solved into an alarm clock shape, with row and column clues, two of three hearts left, and cross, fill and hint buttons.

Nonogram Daily Logic Puzzles gives you one nonogram for each day of the month. You pick the day on a calendar and fill the grid from the row and column number clues until a picture appears, such as an alarm clock. Boards come in 10x10 and 15x15, with hearts for mistakes and a few hints.

About Nonogram Daily Logic Puzzles

A nonogram, also called picross or griddlers, is a grid with a list of numbers beside each row and above each column. The numbers give the lengths of the runs of filled squares in that line, in order. Working out which squares must be filled and which must stay empty, line by line, gradually draws a hidden picture.

This app is built around a daily calendar. The Daily Puzzles screen shows the month, marks today, and counts how many of that month's puzzles you have finished; completed and in-progress days are marked. Each day's puzzle has a date, a title for the picture and a difficulty, for example March 7, Alarm clock, Easy. You can switch between 10x10 and 15x15 boards and mark squares by tapping or dragging, with a cross tool for squares you know are empty.

Mistakes cost hearts, and hints are there if you get stuck; if you run out you can recover and keep going. Progress saves automatically. The app is made by Golden Mind Services LTD and came out on iOS in March 2026, with its last update, 1.2, in April 2026. It runs on iPhone and iPad and is free, with advertising.

How to play Nonogram Daily Logic Puzzles

Open the app and tap today's date on the Daily Puzzles calendar, then Play.
Read the number clues: each one is a run of filled squares in that row or column, in order.
Fill the squares that must be filled and mark with a cross the ones that must stay empty.
Avoid mistakes, as each one costs a heart, and use a hint if you are stuck.
Finish the grid to reveal the day's picture.

Screenshots

An empty 15x15 nonogram for March 7, Alarm clock, Easy, with row and column clues, three full hearts and the cross, fill and hint buttons below.

The Daily Puzzles screen: a calendar for March 2026 with the 22nd circled as today, a 0/31 count of finished puzzles, and a Play button.

Tips

Start with lines whose clues add up to nearly the full width: their middle squares must be filled.
Cross out squares as soon as you know they are empty; it makes the next lines easier.
Use the earlier days on the calendar to practise before a harder board.