PulseA DAILY MOMENT OF CURIOSITY
About PulsePuzzle
Five short challenges, with room to understand the answer.
PulsePuzzle brings together vocabulary, numerical patterns, code-breaking, visual proportions and sequence recall. Look closely, test an idea, and enjoy a small discovery.
Five games, one daily set
In WordPulse, read the definition and tap the letter rack to fill the missing cells. NumberPulse asks you to tap the missing number from four choices. Numble gives you six guesses to identify a four-digit code with no repeated digits. SplitPulse asks you to draw a straight cut across each of three shapes. MemoPulse asks you to recall a color sequence, with optional number labels.
The restored games use the original day numbering: day 1 is April 12, 2026. A new puzzle day begins at 05:00 UTC, equivalent to midnight at the fixed UTC−5 offset. This schedule stays at UTC−5 throughout the year, including daylight saving time. The Archive uses the same day numbering.
Your results
Play without an account. Your chosen display name, daily results and streaks stay on this browser. Practice results are stored separately and do not replace daily scores or increase daily streaks. Current results and streak calendars appear in each game’s result screen. Your browser records from before the restoration are retained.
The earlier edition records page keeps the earlier redesigned edition’s separate records available for viewing and export.
More than an answer
Our learning section explains the controls and walks through separate sample puzzles. Examples cover position clues in Numble, area rather than width in SplitPulse, and the difference between a plausible number pattern and the intended rule. Exercises let you test an idea before revealing the explanation.
Contact and corrections
Contact hello@pulsepuzzle.com. Include the game, day, browser and what happened in a bug report. Please avoid sending private account information.
Supporting the site
Gameplay and the archive are free of advertising. Advertising is currently disabled. Learning articles have space for future advertisements, subject to site approval and consent. Ads do not buy a better result or unlock answers.