Free daily logic puzzle

Play a one-minute garden logic puzzle with no signup

Daily Signal Garden gives you five cozy signal tiles, a short clue card, and one unique order to find. Wrong tests only give hints, so your first try is safe.

0signup steps
5signal tiles
60practice puzzles

What is Daily Signal Garden?

It is a tiny daily browser game for people who like wordless logic puzzles, ordering puzzles, and quick puzzle breaks. Arrange five garden signals into the order that satisfies every clue, then press Test my order.

If your order is wrong, the game tells you which tiles are too early, too late, or already correct. There is no penalty for testing, no account to create, and no ad wall between you and the puzzle.

Cozy twilight garden with glowing signal stones and lanterns, spoiler-free Daily Signal Garden artwork
Cozy spoiler-free garden art for Daily Signal Garden.

Why it is safe to try

How to play in under a minute

  1. Read the short clue card.
  2. Tap two tiles to swap them, or use the keyboard to move focused tiles.
  3. Press Test my order.
  4. Use the feedback to move any “too early” or “too late” tiles.
  5. Restore the garden, then optionally save a return path for tomorrow.

The daily puzzle resets on UTC time. Static pages like this one do not run the game script or count as a play; only opening the playable board or Practice Grove sends anonymous aggregate activity so I can improve the puzzle.

Daily Signal Garden FAQ

Is it free?
Yes. Daily Signal Garden is free in your browser, with no ads, payment, or signup.
Do wrong answers end the puzzle?
No. Wrong orders only give hints about which signal tiles are too early, too late, or already correct.
How long does it take?
The daily board is built as a one-minute puzzle break: five signal tiles, a short clue card, and one unique order.
What happens to my streak?
Your streak stays locally in your own browser. Static pages like this do not count as plays.

Looking for today’s clues before you play?

The clue preview page shows the current signal names and clue lines without revealing the final order. It is a good option if you want to decide whether today’s puzzle is your style before opening the game.