Figgle

Daily puzzles for kids

Figgle: Little puzzles.
Big aha moments.

Ten little logic challenges. A fresh set every day. Room to try, make mistakes, and figure it out at their own pace.

Free on iPhone. No ads. No in-app purchases.

Figgle home screen showing ten daily logic puzzles for kids
  • No timers
  • No lost lives
  • No ads. Ever.
  • Works offline

Meet the daily lineup

Ten ways to find that “got it!” feeling.

Spot a pattern. Follow a clue. Think a few moves ahead. Choose a puzzle for a closer look.

A Day & Night puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 01 / 10

Day & Night

Balance the grid with suns and moons. Never three of the same in a row.

A little thinking practice

Deduction from limits. Two suns side by side prove the next square must be a moon.

How to play Day & Night

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Patchwork puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 02 / 10

Patchwork

Carve the board into patches. Each number tells you exactly how big.

A little thinking practice

Area and early multiplication. A 6-patch can be 1×6 or 2×3, so "six squares" becomes something you can see.

How to play Patchwork

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Pipes puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 03 / 10

Pipes

Rotate the pipes until the water reaches every last tap.

A little thinking practice

Mental rotation. Picturing where a pipe will point before you turn it, then tracing the water outward.

How to play Pipes

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Picture puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 04 / 10

Picture

Follow the numbers, colour in the squares, and watch a hidden picture appear.

A little thinking practice

Crossing two sources of information. A square is settled only when its row clue and its column clue agree.

How to play Picture

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Berries puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 05 / 10

Berries

Fill the grid with strawberries and blueberries. Keep each kind together in one bunch.

A little thinking practice

Consequence reasoning. If this square is a strawberry, what does that force the squares around it to be?

How to play Berries

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Fruit Stand puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 06 / 10

Fruit Stand

Sort the fruit so every row and every column gets one of each.

A little thinking practice

Elimination. This row already has an apple, so this square cannot be one, whatever is left.

How to play Fruit Stand

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Sums puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 07 / 10

Sums

Slot the numbers into the grid until every sum adds up.

A little thinking practice

Missing-number thinking. Working out the unknown in "2 + ? = 5" is pre-algebra with the scary bits removed.

How to play Sums

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Vines puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 08 / 10

Vines

Join each fruit to its twin, winding the vines until no square is left bare.

A little thinking practice

Planning ahead. A vine drawn the short way often walls another pair in, so it pays to look at the whole board first.

How to play Vines

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Lanterns puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 09 / 10

Lanterns

Light up the whole garden with lanterns, but never let two of them shine on each other.

A little thinking practice

Elimination. A square where a lantern would shine on another one is not empty space, it is a clue.

How to play Lanterns

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

A Fish Tank puzzle board in Figgle

Puzzle 10 / 10

Fish Tank

Pour water into the tanks until every row and column holds just the right amount.

A little thinking practice

Counting against two limits at once. Every square sits in a row and a column, so one pour has to suit both.

How to play Fish Tank

A peek inside the app. Play on iPhone.

Made by a parent

It started with
“one more puzzle.”

My kids saw me playing logic games at bedtime. A few puzzles before lights out became our little tradition.

I made Figgle to give them puzzles of their own, with time to think and room to get things wrong. Something we could feel good about sitting down with together.

The story behind Figgle

Time to think

No countdown in the corner. They can sit with a tricky square until it clicks.

Room to be wrong

No hearts to lose and no lives to run out of. A wrong turn is a chance to try another idea.

Just the puzzles

No ads, accounts, or things to buy. The puzzles work offline, too.

For the grown-ups

Good questions.
Simple answers.

Something else on your mind? Get in touch.

Is Figgle really free?

Yes. Figgle is free with no in-app purchases. You cannot buy anything in it.

Does Figgle work offline?

Yes. Puzzles are stored locally and work entirely offline. No tracking, no analytics, no server logging. It works on a plane, in a car, or in the basement with the wifi off.

Are there ads or in-app purchases?

No. There are no ads and no in-app purchases. Nothing to buy.

Is there a timer or lives system?

No. Figgle has no timer and no lives. The puzzles stay until you are done with them. No countdowns, no hearts that disappear.

Does Figgle require an account?

No. Figgle requires no account, no login, and no personal information.

Their next aha moment awaits.

Today's puzzles are ready when they are.

Free on iPhone. Nothing to buy inside.

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