Daily Number is a quick logic puzzle: a hidden 4-digit number is waiting, and you usually have up to 6 tries to crack it. After each guess, every digit lights up with a clue. Green means right digit, right spot. Yellow means the digit is in the number but sits somewhere else. Gray means it is not in today's number at all. Each clue also carries a small shape mark, so you can read it without relying on color. Roughly once a week you hit a tougher day that gives you one fewer try, for an extra challenge.
The same number is generated from the date, so everyone worldwide plays the identical puzzle each UTC day. Digits can repeat (a number like 4417 is fair game), and you get exactly one solve per day on the ranked board. Solve daily to keep your streak alive, and the faster you crack it the higher you place: a win posts an efficiency score to the global ranking, worth more for every try you had left. When you finish, you can copy a spoiler-free emoji result grid to share. Want more? Switch to the infinite mode for a fresh number whenever you like.
Can a digit appear more than once?
Yes. The hidden number is four digits from 0 to 9 and repeats are allowed, so the clues are counted carefully to reflect how many times each digit truly appears.
Does everyone get the same number?
Yes. The daily number is the same for every player on a given UTC day. Win it and your solve posts to the global ranking, scored by how many tries you had to spare, so you can see how you stack up against everyone else who played. You can also copy a spoiler-free emoji grid of your result to share.
Is it really free?
Yes, and there is nothing to install. Daily Number runs right in your browser, and practicing this kind of deduction may help you sharpen everyday logical reasoning.