
Pocketful: Daily Puzzles
Sudoku, Nonograms and twelve more logic grids, each with a twisted daily board.
218 daily logic puzzles on iPhone, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Sudoku, Nonograms and twelve more logic grids, each with a twisted daily board.

Draw one line from 1 through every numbered checkpoint in order, filling every cell of the day's grid.

A daily page of crosswords, logic grids and word puzzles, like a newspaper puzzle section.

A daily hidden word, a daily Sudoku and a daily logic grid, each with its own streak.

A daily puzzle page on your phone: crossword, WhatWord, word search and sudoku, easy or hard.

Twenty-four classic logic puzzles, each with a shared daily challenge.

A Morning page and an Evening page of puzzles every day, from crossword and sudoku to Picture Cross.

A dozen kinds of mini word and logic puzzles each day, with your friends' scores in a feed.

A daily puzzle page with a crossword, word games, a chess puzzle and more, all in one place.

A daily set of word, logic and number puzzles, the same for everyone, one attempt at each.

A daily board in each of its logic games: place queens, draw paths, light grids and fill a small sudoku.

One queen in every row, column and colour region, and a new shared board every midnight.

Place one crown in every row, column and colour region, with no two crowns touching.

Place one queen in each colour zone with no shared rows, columns or touching, and a hand-made Daily Challenge…

Tile the day's grid into fabric patches that match each clue's size and shape.

A morning edition of six small handmade puzzles: Quickword, Thred, Kingly, Paths, Countable and Floored.

Tap a pool to flip it and its four neighbours, and leave the whole board dry.

Three numbers follow a secret rule. Test your own sequences and work out what it is.

Sudoku with one hidden extra rule: read the digits the board refuses and work out what it is.

A daily Binairo Plus grid: balance two symbols in every row and column, using = and x clues between cells.

Plant the day's hand of crop tiles on a rocky grid for the biggest harvest.

A picross game on a dark board, with one date-seeded daily nonogram for everyone.

Shake your phone to reveal the day's mini game, the same puzzle for everyone.

Crack a hidden row of shape-and-colour pieces from clues and number totals, with one shared puzzle a day.

A shogi checkmate problem a day, the same for everyone, played out move by move on the board.

A clean sudoku app whose daily challenge ranks countries against each other by solving time.

Draw one closed loop through the dots so every number counts its sides, five boards a day.

A paper-styled 9x9 sudoku with one seeded Daily Challenge for everyone.

A new Star Battle grid every day, with your solve time ranked against other players.

Place one star in every row, column and region, with no two touching.

Star battle boards on your phone, with one queen board and one two-star board shared by everyone each day.

One sudoku a day for everyone, with three lives and your time ranked against the day's players.

Netflix Puzzled's daily sudoku, free on Tudum and in the app.

The Irish Times' daily sudoku at three levels, for digital subscribers.

Four daily sudokus from the Herald, from Gentle to Expert.

One calm, dated sudoku a day on your iPhone, with no ads and a streak to keep.

Six new sudokus every day, from Beginner to Diabolical.

A classic nine-by-nine sudoku for every date, with a calendar archive and trophies for the daily challenges.

One sudoku a day, the same board for everyone, with a streak calendar and hints that explain the technique.

One Suguru a day: fill each zone with 1 to its size, no equal numbers touching.

A daily 9x9 sudoku, the same for everyone, that gets harder through the week.

Capture pieces until only one is left, in a daily chess solitaire.

Fill a small grid with suns and moons so every line is balanced and no three match in a row.

Split the grid into rectangles, each holding one number equal to its size.

The Telegraph's daily Kakuro: a crossword with numbers instead of words.

The Telegraph's daily sudoku, Regular and Tough.

A new set of five to eight logic puzzles every morning, the same for everyone.

Five daily questions from The 1% Club, up to the one only 1% get.