Solvedle

Solvedle is a small daily puzzle site by Cheng Xu, an independent developer in Singapore. It launched with set #1 on 29 October 2026, and each date since has its own numbered set of three boards that every player shares.

The day opens with an easy 6x6 "Tango" grid. You fill each cell with a sun or a moon so that every row and column holds three of each, no three alike sit in a line, and cells joined by = match while cells joined by × differ. Then come two Star Battle grids, an 8x8 marked medium and a 9x9 marked hard. In those you put one star in each row, each column and each coloured region, and no star may touch another, corners included. A timer runs on each board, and the three times add up to your day's total.

The maker explains how the boards are built on the About page. A generator places a valid star layout, grows regions around it, and adjusts borders until a full search finds only one answer. A second solver then works the grid with the steps a person would use. Grids that cannot be finished without a guess are dropped, and the hardest step needed sets the difficulty. The Tango grids are thinned clue by clue under the same checks.

Beyond the daily set there is an Unlimited Star Battle mode in sizes from 6x6 to 10x10 and four difficulties, a two-star variant, and endless pages of Queens, Takuzu, Zip and Tents puzzles. These extra modes are practice only and change nothing about the daily. The site also keeps an archive of every past day, printable sheets and short technique guides. A German version runs at /de. Progress and your streak stay in your browser, so no account is needed.

It suits players who already know Queens or Tango and want a slightly larger daily dose, and newcomers too, since each board offers a short tutorial and up to three hints.