Five puzzles a day.
Same for everyone.
Medals by morning.
Every day Dayzle sets five short puzzles — numbers, words and visual logic, from more than 25 games — plus a daily Sudoku. Everyone at your level gets the same ones, so every puzzle has a leaderboard, and the best daily sets win gold, silver and bronze the next morning.
Add friends to keep a head-to-head record on every board you've both played, or chase the weekly board. Between days, every game is open for practice: thousands of puzzles at four difficulties, five of them on hexagon boards you won't find anywhere else.
How the Competition Works
- Free to play
- A leaderboard for every daily puzzle
- No ads inside your daily puzzles
- Hints that show their logic
Same puzzles.
Who's fastest?
The daily set is the same for everyone at your level, which makes every day a race if you want one. Your times go up on the board as you finish, and the next morning the results are in.
Each medal is engraved with its date, its board and your place, and it stays in your gallery.
A Leaderboard for Every Puzzle
Every daily puzzle is ranked at each difficulty: games solved first, then adjusted time, which is your time plus what slips and hints cost. You appear under a friendly made-up name unless you choose your own.
Medals Every Morning
Gold, silver and bronze for the daily set and for Today's Sudoku at every difficulty, handed out the morning after the day has closed everywhere, plus Top 10% and Top 1% as the boards grow. A place only counts if someone finished behind you.
A Weekly Board
Monday to Sunday, themed on one skill at a time: Memory Week, Logic Week and so on. Points come from the daily games you play and the skills you raise, and the week's podium wins medals too.
Friends, Head to Head
Add a friend with a six-character code. Their page keeps your record against them on every board you've both played, and you can challenge them to a practice board you just finished.
Games you know.
Games you don't.
More than 25 games that share one set of controls and one way of giving feedback, so learning one teaches you the rest. Some you've played for years; some you'll meet here first.
Five of them make up each day's set. All of them stay open for practice, at four difficulties, with thousands of puzzles behind them: the place to get faster before tomorrow's board.
Every game has its own page: the rules, where it comes from, and the techniques its hints use. See all the games
Boards you've never played.
Five of the games play on hexagons. A hex has three directions instead of two, so a puzzle you thought you knew — star battle, cross-sums, a word search — has to be solved a new way. Nothing else in the category draws them.
Their hints come from Dr. Hex, Professor Tile's hexagon cousin.
Ten minutes a day.
Every day.
The daily set is the heart of Dayzle, and nothing gets in its way: no ads, no upsells and no popups while you play it.
One daily game keeps your streak going, and finishing all five adds a gold laurel to the day. Every account starts with a streak freeze and earns another every tenth day, so a busy day doesn't cost you a long run.
Open It and Start Playing
Today's Set is the first thing on screen: five short games, already picked, about ten minutes in all. Today's Sudoku sits beside it for the days you only want that.
Five Games, Five Kinds of Thinking
Every set mixes numbers, words and visual logic, so across a week you use memory, logic, focus, speed and pattern recognition, not just the one you're already good at.
Same Puzzles at Your Level
Everyone on your difficulty gets the same five on the same date. Compare times with your friends, your group chat, or the whole board.
Finish, Then See Where You Placed
Your times go on the leaderboard, your streak ticks up, and tomorrow morning the medals are out.
Run a puzzle challenge for your team.
A custom event is a step challenge for your brain. Do a puzzle, get a point, repeat — a few short puzzles a day, on everyone's own phone, scored between clubs. Nobody cares how fast you were, only that you showed up and which club you showed up for.
Nobody has to be good at puzzles for it to work. On the Hearts challenge a new event uses, finishing a board is what scores, not finishing it fast. Hints never cost a point, and solve times stay private until a player chooses to show them.
Set It Up in a Few Minutes
Name it, pick what you're scoring, choose a start date and one, two or four weeks. Everything else already has a sensible default.
Invite by Email or Friend List
Paste a list of addresses, or tick people from your Dayzle friends. Each person gets their own single-use link — up to 50 people, you included. Or turn on one Event Code to post in a group chat. Nobody outside it can see the event or join it.
Everyone Plays, Clubs Are Scored
Up to five short puzzles a day, the same boards for everyone in the event, from a stock kept for events. Standings by day and week, medals, and a share card at the end.
Creating an event is free right now — an Early Player Bonus while custom events are new.
Get faster by
learning why.
The quickest players know the techniques, and every logic game's hint teaches them. It works out the next step from the board in front of you and explains it in plain English.
The real one pictured here names the technique, Hidden Pair, and says why the two cells lit in blue must hold 6 and 9. You finish the puzzle and learn the move for next time.
That's Professor Tile. He stands beside every hint and points at the words that matter. On the five hexagon games his cousin Dr. Hex does the job. To play without them, turn off Professor Tile in any game's settings.
No Ads in Your Daily Puzzles
Nothing sits between you and today's set: no ads, no upsells, no popups. That is a rule written into the product, not a current policy.
Pick Up Where You Left Off
Close the app mid-move and it reopens on the same cell. No "continue?" prompt, and no lost board.
Hints That Teach
A hint reads the actual state of your board, names the technique, and shows why it works. If a wrong entry has gone in earlier, the hint finds it and helps you fix it.
Nothing to Manage
No coins, no gems, no energy meters. Open the app, play, close it. The next puzzle is always there.
Dayzle is free. Outside the daily set, free play is supported by video ads only — never a banner, never mid-puzzle, and never more than a few in a sitting. Two optional subscriptions, Plus and Unlimited, remove them; neither unlocks a game or a puzzle, and the daily set stays free either way. That's the entire business model.
A Brain Score, built from play.
Every game you play quietly feeds five scores. They roll up from each game to each category to one picture of how you think, drawn as a map you can watch fill out over the weeks — plus a Brain Age, if you're curious.
There is nothing to sit down and take. It's built from how you were already playing, and scores reflect how you solved, not how fast you tapped.
Pick your level.
Then climb it.
Every difficulty is its own competition, so a Hard player races Hard players. Practice is where you get faster: any game, any level, as many boards as you like.
And it all works the same on a tablet, where a lot of daily puzzling happens.
Four Difficulties, Four Boards
The daily set comes at Easy, Medium, Hard and Extra Hard, and each has its own leaderboard and medals. You start at Easy and earn your way up by playing.
Practice Anything, Any Time
Liked today's Tally and want three more? Every game is open for practice at all four difficulties, with tens of thousands of puzzles across the library, and all of it works offline.
Built for the Big Screen
The iPad layout is a real layout, not a stretched phone: bigger boards, more room to think, and the same controls in the same places.
Easy to Read Anywhere
Large touch targets, readable type and strong contrast, so it plays one-handed on a bus, in bad light, or at a bigger text size, in light or dark.
Small things, sweated.
Streaks & Stats
One daily game keeps your streak, all five add a gold laurel to the day, and a freeze covers a day you miss. Plus per-game and overall stats that show your trend over time.
Pick Up Where You Left Off
Closed the app mid-puzzle? Reopen and you're on the same cell. No 'continue?' prompts, ever.
No Account Needed
Play without signing up. Signing in is optional, and it carries your progress, friends and medals between devices.
Light and Dark
A first-class experience on iPhone, iPad and Android, in whichever theme your eyes prefer.
Play in Your Browser
Today's set is at play.dayzlegame.com, with nothing to install. Same puzzles, same leaderboards, same streak.
Instant Start
From tapping the icon to playing in a couple of seconds. Your time goes into the puzzles.
Questions people ask.
When can I get Dayzle?
Right now. Dayzle is out on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, on Google Play for Android phones and tablets, and you can play in your browser any time — no install, no account needed to start.
Is it free?
Yes. The daily set and practice are free to play. Outside the daily set, free play is supported by video ads — never banners, never mid-puzzle. Two optional subscriptions, Plus and Unlimited, remove them and top up hints; neither unlocks a game or a puzzle, and the daily set stays free either way.
Will ads interrupt my game?
Never. The daily set has no ads in it at all, and that's a rule we've written into the product rather than a current policy. Elsewhere, ads only appear at natural breaks between practice games, or because you asked for one in exchange for hints.
How do the leaderboards work?
Every daily puzzle has a leaderboard at each difficulty, ranked by games solved and then by adjusted time: your time plus what slips and hints cost. You show up under a friendly made-up name unless you choose your own. The morning after the day closes everywhere, the best daily sets and the best Today's Sudoku times win gold, silver and bronze.
Can I play against my friends?
Yes. Add a friend with their six-character code and their page keeps your head-to-head record on every board you've both played. You can challenge them to a practice board you just finished, and the weekly board shows how you're doing against everyone that week.
Am I on a clock?
Every game keeps your time, because the leaderboards rank by it. Nothing counts down and nothing expires, though: put a puzzle away mid-move and it reopens on the same cell.
What if a game is too hard?
Every logic game has hints that read your actual board, name the technique, and explain the reasoning. If you've made a mistake earlier, the hint finds it and helps you fix it. You start the daily set at Easy and move up as you play, and practice is open at every level from Easy to Extra Hard.
Who's the little square with glasses?
That's Professor Tile. He stands beside the hint card and the Guide and points at the words that matter as they explain a move. On the five hexagon games his cousin Dr. Hex does the same job. If you'd rather play without them, tap the gear on any game and turn off Professor Tile — that switch takes both of them away.
Will this actually make me smarter?
We won't promise miracles — nobody honestly can. What we can say is that Dayzle has you genuinely using your memory, logic, focus, speed, and pattern recognition every day, which is a habit most people feel good about. At minimum, you'll get noticeably better at more than 25 good games.
Do I have to compete?
No. The leaderboards and medals are there if you want them, and you can play the daily set without ever opening a board. The puzzles are the same either way: Sudoku, word searches and word ladders you already know, and plenty you don't, with big touch targets and readable text.
What does my Brain Score actually measure?
Five things — pattern recognition, memory, logic, speed, and focus — scored from how you solved rather than how fast you tapped, and rolled up from every game you play. It isn't a ranking against other people; the value is your own trend, watching this month's map grow past last month's.
Can I run a challenge for my team?
Yes — a custom event is a private challenge for your workplace, family or friends: up to 50 people, split into clubs, scored over one, two or four weeks, with invites by email or from your Dayzle friends, or one Event Code to post in a group chat. It's free to set up, and there's a full guide at dayzlegame.com/events.
What devices does it run on?
iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, and any modern browser. Light and dark themes throughout, with layouts designed for both pockets and coffee tables.
Today's five are waiting.
Download it free on the App Store or Google Play, or log in and play today's set right in your browser. Same puzzles, same streak, wherever you play.