PipPeek Daily

About PipPeek Daily

PipPeek is a browser game built around one idea: a grid full of the same drawing, with one copy that is slightly different. A line is missing, a curve bends the other way, an eye sits a little higher. The daily page gives everyone in the world the same puzzle, dated by UTC, and a new one opens at 00:00 UTC.

Each daily puzzle has a theme and a title. On October 17, 2026 it was "Down by the pond", a 9x9 grid of 81 green ducks. You press Start puzzle, a timer starts, and you scan the grid until you find the one that does not match. A wrong tap adds five seconds to your time, there is a Hint button that narrows the search, and Zoom in helps on bigger grids.

The daily puzzle is gentle by design. There is no time limit, and the timer keeps running if you leave, so you can come back to it. Finishing adds a day to your daily record, hints included, and a missed day does not erase anything. Only your first try without a hint can go on the day's leaderboard, and sharing your nickname and time there is your choice. Past daily puzzles stay open in an archive.

Beyond the daily, the PipPeek site has 802 levels in 9 chapters, from animals and fruit to letters, numbers and space objects, with grids from 3x3 up to a 20x20 challenge of 400 faces, an optional 30-second timed mode, and stickers to collect. You can play as a guest with no account; signing in syncs progress and lets you add friends.

It suits anyone who likes spot-the-difference pages and wants a calm, wordless puzzle that takes a minute or two.

How to play PipPeek Daily

1. Open pippeek.com/daily and press Play today to see the date, theme and grid size.
2. Press Start puzzle; the grid of identical pictures appears and the timer starts.
3. Compare the pictures for a small change in a line, a curve or a missing part.
4. Tap or click the picture that does not match; a correct answer lights up with a checkmark, and a wrong tap adds five seconds.
5. If you are stuck, use Hint to narrow the search, or Zoom in to look closer; a hinted finish still counts for your daily record but not for the leaderboard.
6. Choose whether to share your first no-hint time on the day's leaderboard, then come back after 00:00 UTC for the next grid.

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Tips

• Scan one row at a time rather than the whole grid at once, so no picture is skipped.
• Pick one feature, such as the beak or the wing, and check it across every picture before moving to the next feature.
• Avoid fast guesses: each wrong tap costs five seconds, which matters more than slow scanning.
• Missed a day? The archive keeps past puzzles, and a missed day does not wipe your record.

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