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About LogicGrid: Daily Logic Puzzles

LogicGrid is an original grid-deduction game. Place colors and symbols so that every row and column stays unique, no matching pieces touch, and — as you climb from Easy to Expert — diagonals, color counts, and mirror patterns come into play. Every board has exactly one solution, and pure logic is always enough to find it. Key Features: • One shared Daily Challenge — the whole world solves the same board each day; build your streak and revisit any day in the archive • Deduction Coach that reads your board and teaches the actual solving technique to apply next, instead of just handing you an answer • Difficulty graded by solving technique, so Easy through Expert demand deeper logic — not just bigger grids • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, a Control Center control, and a Live Activity that tracks your timed runs • Game Center leaderboards and achievements • Offline-first and private: no ads, no tracking, no accounts, no subscriptions — progress syncs through your own iCloud • Free core puzzles with a single one-time LogicGrid Plus unlock • Full VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and Reduce Motion support https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ https://jamsoftinc.com/privacy-policy-apple

What’s new

Version 3.4 · Updated September 7, 2026

here is what is currently in the whats new section... New in 3.4 Check your work. A new Check button marks any square that doesn't match the solution — no more discovering a mistake twenty moves later. Smarter hints. Hints now name the technique they're using (Naked Single, Hidden Single) so you learn the reasoning, not just the answer. They also cover diagonals, and they'll never leave you stuck without one. See how it ends. Run out of time in Timed mode? You can now reveal the finished board. Share your solve. Completed puzzles produce a proper share card. Daily results stay spoiler-free. Streak reminders. Opt in to a gentle evening nudge if the day's puzzle is still unsolved. Lock Screen & Control Center. New Lock Screen widgets for your streak, plus a Control Center button to jump straight into today's puzzle. Timed games now show a live countdown on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Your stats, everywhere. Game history now syncs over iCloud, and Game Center leaderboards are reachable from the Stats tab. LogicGrid Plus adds solve-time and win-rate charts to the Progress Lab. Built for everyone. Full VoiceOver support for the board, Dynamic Type throughout, Reduce Motion support, and clearer conflict markers that don't rely on colour alone. Better on iPad. Larger boards and layouts that finally use the screen, in portrait and landscape. Fixes. Zen mode no longer skews your best times or speed badges. Replaying an archived daily can't reset your streak. Undo restores your pencil marks. Expert boards no longer freeze the app while they generate. Plus a number of scoring and resume fixes.

App privacy

The developer, JAMSoft Inc, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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