Puzzles that explain themselves.
A small garden of logic games for children, starting with Sudoku — where nine hand-drawn creatures each need exactly one home. No timer shouting, no streak to break, no score to chase. Just the next cell, and the reason it works.
Free · no account · works offline once the page has loaded
Nine creatures. One rule: no repeats in a row, a column, or a box.
In the garden
One game finished and three growing. Each one arrives when it is actually good.
Sudoku
ReadyNine little creatures, one place each.
Nonogram
GrowingCount the squares, uncover the picture.
Memory Garden
GrowingTurn over two, keep the pair that matches.
Tangram
GrowingSeven shapes, a hundred animals.
What it will never do
Four promises that are cheaper to keep because there is no server behind this site at all.
No ads, ever
Nothing here is trying to sell anything to your child, and there is nothing to tap by accident.
No chat, no strangers
No messaging, no friend requests, no leaderboard of people you have never met.
Nothing to shoot
No fighting, no dying, no being chased. The only stake is whether the next cell can be worked out.
Works offline
Puzzles are generated on your own device. No account, no upload, no waiting for a server.
Pick a mood
Five ways to look, and a studio for making a sixth. Colours chosen here change the whole site instantly — and a theme your child makes can be sent to a friend as a link.
For the grown-up doing the handing over
This site exists because a parent wanted one place on the internet where the answer to “can I play something?” was simply yes. Here is exactly what it stores, what it never asks for, and why the hints teach instead of solving.