The Daily Mosaic

The Daily Mosaic is a free browser word puzzle from Mosaic Minds, an online learning studio for teenagers. It puts out one numbered edition a day, the same for everyone, and each edition hides a true and little-known fact. The editions began on 1 September 2026, and the calendar lists every one by date.

The board is a mosaic of five tiles, four squares around a circle. Tapping a tile opens its clue and a row of letter boxes, one per letter of the hidden word. A second clue costs a point and a third costs two, and a revealed letter costs too; a wrong guess adds a crack to the mosaic. Each tile has three clues, written in a crossword style.

Below the board waits the day's sentence with its gaps: on 26 October it read "The _ _ took its _ a _ to _". Once all five words are found you drop them into the right gaps. Get it right and the fact appears in full, with a short story behind it, a link to the source it came from, a line of "mindset" about what it teaches, and an illustration credited to its artist. Solve with no cracks and the picture stays whole.

It plays the same on a phone and a computer, with no ads and no sign-up. A trophy button keeps your streak, average cracks and record, and a new leaderboard shows the day's top solvers and the overall rankings for players who join with an email address. It suits players who like crossword clues and want to learn one small thing a day.