Project 01 · Browser puzzles

The puzzle page of a paper that doesn't exist.

puzlr prints a fresh set of eleven puzzles every morning — crossword, sudoku, picross, cipher, slitherlink, hashi, kurosu, kakuro, logic grid, anagram and word search — and throws them away by lunchtime. Every puzzle is proved to have exactly one solution before it's allowed on the page.


puzlr's front page — a broadsheet-style daily card with the day's sudoku
The daily card
puzlr on a phone
Reads on anything

Free, permanently

No accounts, no paywalls, no adverts, no tracking. The only ask on the whole site is an optional Ko-fi link in the footer.

Graded honestly

Difficulty tiers are measured by actually solving the puzzles, and each bank is deep enough that no tier repeats more than twice a year.

One solution, proved

Every published grid is checked by search to have a unique answer — a wrong "well it could also be…" is treated as a defect, not a shrug.

Ten minutes. No allegiance required.