A quiet daily ritual
Today’s Daily Nonogram
Fill the right squares, reveal a tiny picture, and come back tomorrow. No signup and no distractions.
One carefully checked puzzle every day
The daily grid is the same for every player on a given UTC date. Sundays are a quick 5×5, Saturdays a longer 15×15, and weekdays a balanced 10×10. Each puzzle is checked for a single solution before it is published, so careful deduction is always enough.
How the streak and the share line work
Finish today's grid before midnight UTC to extend a local streak of consecutive days. The count lives in this browser; another device starts at zero. After you finish, the share text is the date, the size, your time and your mistake count — never the picture's name and never the filled grid, so a friend can still play the same day.
Play without an account
Your unfinished grid, streak, and best times stay in this browser. Start on a phone or desktop, take a break, and continue later on the same device. There is no sign-up, no advertising profile, and nothing to upload.
Common questions
- What is a nonogram?
- A nonogram is a picture logic puzzle. The numbers beside each row and column tell you the lengths of the filled groups in that line, in order, with at least one empty square between groups. Work out where the groups must go and a small picture appears.
- Is the daily puzzle the same for everyone?
- Yes. Every player opening the site on the same UTC date gets the same grid, so a time or a streak means the same thing for everyone. The date rolls over at midnight UTC.
- Do I need an account to play?
- No. There is no sign-up, no email, and no login. Your unfinished grid, streak, and best times are stored in your own browser, which also means clearing site data clears them.
- What happens when I mark a square wrongly?
- It depends on the mode. Challenge flags a wrong square the moment you place it. Relaxed says nothing until you press Check, which is the only way to sit with a wrong guess long enough to reason your way out of it.