How it works
Three games, one goal — race the clock, avoid penalties, climb the leaderboard. Here's everything you need to know.
WordPulse
A word appears with some letters hidden — only the first and last letters are given. A definition hint is available if you need it.
A rack of tiles appears below — the correct letters shuffled with decoys. Tap to fill the blanks one by one.
Tap the wrong tile and it bounces back with a 5 second time penalty. The hint also costs 5 seconds. Choose carefully.
Your final time including all penalties is your score. Lowest score wins. Come back every day to build your streak.
NumberPulse
A number pattern appears with one number missing. Patterns range from simple sequences to Fibonacci, squares, and more.
Four possible answers appear below. Only one is correct — the others are plausible decoys designed to catch you out.
Pick the wrong number and it flashes red — adding 5 seconds to your time. The hint also costs 5 seconds.
Puzzles rotate through easy, medium and hard — randomly spread through the week. Easy days are great for streaks, hard days test your limits.
Numble
Each day a new code is generated. You have 6 guesses to crack it. Enter any 4-digit number as your first guess.
Each digit gets feedback: a green ✓ badge means right digit, right position. An amber dot means right digit, wrong position. Grey means the digit isn't in the code at all.
Use the clues to eliminate possibilities. Fewer guesses = better score. Time also counts — solve it fast for a higher ranking.
1 guess = 10,000 base points, 2 guesses = 20,000, etc. Seconds are added on top. Lowest score wins — fewer guesses beats faster time.
How scoring works
WordPulse and NumberPulse use time-based scoring. Numble uses a guess-based system. All three have global daily leaderboards.
Three puzzles a day, free forever, no sign-up needed.