Five puzzles.
Ten quiet minutes.
Every day.
Dayzle serves one set of five hand-tuned puzzles a day — numbers, words, and logic, drawn from a library of seventeen games. Everyone in the world gets the same five, so you can compare notes the way you would over the morning crossword.
- Free to play
- Never an ad inside your daily set
- About ten minutes, start to finish
- Hints that explain their thinking
Games you know.
Games you don't.
Seventeen games, all speaking the same language — same controls, same feedback, same calm. If you can play one, you can play them all, and nothing here needs a manual.
Five of them make up each day's set. All seventeen stay open for practice, whenever you want more than five.
Numbers
Sudoku
The classic 9×9, with a coach-grade hint system
Mini Sudoku
The same satisfaction in a coffee-break size
Tally
Cross-sums — make every row and column add up
Coda
Fill the grid so every cage's arithmetic works out
Constellation
Draw one unbroken path through every cell
Compass
Numbers flash, then vanish — remember where
Words
Lexicon Echo
Deduce the secret five-letter word
Word Search
The old favourite, beautifully done
Filament
Turn one word into another, a letter at a time
Atlas
Build words from a rack of letters
Beacon
Watch the words light up, tap them back in order
Visual
Crowns
One crown per row, column, and colour — none touching
Equinox
Balance suns and moons in every row
Mosaic
Fit the pieces to cover the board exactly
Meridian
Draw one closed loop that satisfies every clue
Mirror
Flip the cards, find the pairs
Lattice
Watch the pattern, then recreate it from memory
Five puzzles a day, same for everyone.
The daily set is the heart of Dayzle, and it's protected from everything. No ads, no upsells, no popups, no interruptions of any kind while you play it. Ever.
One streak, tied to one thing only: finishing your set. Miss a day and you start again — that's the whole system. Nothing counts down at you.
Open It and Start Playing
No splash screens, no decisions, no tutorials in your way. Today's Set is right there — five short games, already picked.
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 thing you're already good at.
Everyone Plays the Same Puzzles
The whole world gets the same five puzzles on the same date. Compare notes with your partner, your parents, your group chat.
Finish, and Get On With Your Day
A calm completion moment, your streak ticks up, your scores update. About ten minutes, start to finish.
No rush. No shame. No tricks.
If you want to keep your mind sharp, most apps offer you a choice between feeling tested and feeling farmed — brain trainers that score you like a patient, or puzzle apps that stop every thirty seconds to sell you something. Dayzle is the third option.
Stuck? A hint reads the actual state of your board and explains its reasoning — the real one pictured here names the technique and shows why only one digit fits. You finish the puzzle and learn how it was done. No lectures, no shaming.
The Daily Set Is Sacred
No ads, no upsells, nothing at all between you and your five games. Your ritual is never for sale.
No Rush
Your solve time is a stat, never a deadline. Nothing counts down, and you can put the puzzle away mid-move and pick it up on the same cell tomorrow.
No Shame
No red 'WRONG!' A mistake is information: ask for a hint and it finds the slip, explains what went wrong, and helps you fix it.
No Tricks
No coins, no gems, no energy meters. No fake urgency, no notification spam, no difficulty spikes engineered to sell you something.
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 — and an optional upgrade removes them. That's the entire business model.
Watch your mind get sharper.
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. Never a test.
Gentle on purpose. Challenging by choice.
The daily set is served at a comfortable middle difficulty on purpose — it's a ritual, not a gauntlet. When you want a real fight, that's what practice is for.
And it all works the same on a tablet, where a lot of daily puzzling actually happens.
Practice Anything, Any Time
Liked today's Tally and want three more? Every game is open for practice, at four difficulty levels from Easy to Extra Hard, with hundreds of puzzles behind each one.
Learn by Doing
Every game includes a short hands-on tutorial you play rather than read — there whenever you want it, never in your way. If you know sudoku or a word search, you already know a third of the library.
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 on the Eyes
Large touch targets, readable type, high contrast, and a proper dark theme. Designed to be a pleasure at 25 and effortless at 75.
Small things, sweated.
Streaks & Stats
One streak, tied to finishing your daily set — 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
The app opens straight into today's set. Signing in is optional, and only exists to carry your progress between devices.
Light and Dark
A first-class experience on iPhone, iPad, and Android — in whichever theme your eyes prefer.
Same Puzzles, Worldwide
Everyone gets the same daily set on the same date, so today's puzzles are something to talk about.
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?
You can play right now in your browser. The iOS and Android apps are in testing and heading to the App Store and Google Play — this page will link straight to both the day they launch.
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 — and an optional upgrade removes them entirely.
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.
Am I on a clock?
No. Every game counts your time, and it shows up afterwards as a stat — but nothing counts down and nothing expires. Put a puzzle away mid-move and it reopens on the same cell.
What if a game is too hard?
The daily set is served at a comfortable middle difficulty, and every 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. If you want more challenge, practice goes up to Extra Hard.
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 seventeen good games.
I'm not a 'gamer.' Is this for me?
Especially for you. Dayzle is built around familiar puzzles — sudoku, word searches, memory match — with big touch targets, readable text, and a daily set with no pressure in it. If you can tap, you can play.
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.
What devices does it run on?
Any modern browser today, and iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets when the apps land — with light and dark themes, and layouts designed for both pockets and coffee tables.
Today's five are waiting.
Log in and play today's set right in your browser — the iOS and Android apps are in testing and launching soon. Same puzzles, same streak, wherever you play.