Calendar
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About the daily puzzle archive
A new nonogram is published here every day, and every one of them stays playable afterwards. The calendar above is the archive: days you have finished are marked, and any past date you have not solved yet can still be opened and played exactly as it was on the day it appeared. Nothing expires.
The daily puzzle is the same board for everyone on a given day, which is what makes it worth comparing notes on — and what makes a solving streak mean something. Finishing the day's puzzle extends your streak; missing a day simply breaks it, with no other penalty. Completed days are remembered in your browser even without an account, so a guest still sees a filled-in calendar.
If you sign in, your completed days and streak follow you between devices instead of living in one browser. And if you would rather not wait for tomorrow, practice mode gives you unlimited puzzles that never touch your streak.
Recently published puzzles
Frequently asked questions
Can I play daily puzzles from previous days?
Yes. Every published daily puzzle stays available in the archive — open any past date from the calendar and play it as normal. Solving an old one does not retroactively repair a broken streak, but it is still recorded as completed.
Do I need an account to keep my streak?
No. Completed days are stored in your browser, so a guest keeps a working calendar and streak on that device. An account is what makes them survive a cleared browser or follow you to another device.
How often is a new puzzle added?
One new daily nonogram per day. Puzzles are prepared and scheduled in advance, so the calendar keeps filling without gaps.
Where to go next
Want more puzzles, or help finishing the ones you have?