Daily Holmes
Study one photograph a day and reason out what it tells you
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A solver checks every grid for a single deductive path first, so when you are stuck it is your reasoning that is missing, not a clue.
A free daily logic grid where the clues are drawn rather than written, with a 4x4 and a 6x6 released each day, the same for everyone and getting harder through the week from Monday. Plays in the browser with no account: progress sits in local storage, with a timer, an error counter, undo, restart and hints. A solve trail replays the order you worked in without giving the answer away, and results and times are shareable. Streaks, dark mode and backups sit in settings; email is only for launch notices. Built by Guy Malachi; the home page still says opening soon, though the board plays.
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