Today's set
Ten grids, and nobody asking for your email.
The puzzle page of a paper that doesn't exist — printed fresh every morning and thrown away by lunchtime.
Ten types run here daily: crossword, sudoku, picross, cipher, slitherlink, hashi, kurosu, logic grid, anagram and word search. Each is generated, checked for a single solution, and put in the bank before it ever reaches a screen.
Which one you get is decided by the day of the year — not by what you clicked last week. Everybody opening the page today is looking at the same grid you are. Sudoku is the one exception: it deals at random from a bank graded by solving technique.
There is no account to create, no streak to protect and no notification to switch off. Nothing about your solve is recorded or sent anywhere. Close the tab and the site forgets you were here.
The card in full
Ten entries · listed by categoryChecked before it ships
Every grid is machine-checked for a single solution. Ambiguous ones never reach the bank.
Nothing is recorded
No analytics, no advertising, no third-party script. Your progress stays in your own browser.
Same grid, everyone
Rotation follows the day of the year, so today's puzzle is today's puzzle for every reader — sudoku excepted, which deals at random.
Reads on anything
Works on a phone on a train, and solves entirely from the keyboard if you prefer.