On your phone — in a queue, on a train, in flight mode
One thumb, one minute, a fresh fruit puzzle every day. Free to download, nothing to sign up for.
Free download, optional extras
No swiping, no combos to memorise. Tap a mango, tap the apples touching it, watch the chain clear. You understand it before the first round ends.
Rounds are short on purpose. Start, play, done, pocket. Nothing to resume later and nothing that punishes you for putting the phone away.
A hand-built layout each day with a streak counter. Miss a day and you can still play it — the streak just starts again.
The whole game runs on the device. Tunnels, planes, basements, roaming abroad — it does not care.
Open it and play. Extras exist if you want them, but nothing in the game is locked behind a login.
What the game looks like in a hand, at the size you will actually play it.
The game is free. Everything below the first card is optional and bought once.
The full fruit-matching game, free to download.
Swap the look of the board and the fruit.
Removes the between-round ads for good.
For the daily puzzle that refuses to crack.
Optional extras are cosmetic or convenience only — none of them change the puzzle you are solving.
Yes. The rounds, the daily puzzle and your streak all live on the phone. A connection is only used to load ads and to sync purchases if you have made any.
No. There is no sign-in screen. Open the app and the first board is already there.
It is. One layout per day for every player, so comparing how you did with a friend actually means something.
Looks and convenience: fruit skins, board backgrounds, removing ads, a jar of hints. None of them make the puzzles easier to beat for you and harder for anyone else.
Yes — the form on this page goes to the team that builds the game, not to a support queue somewhere else.
I play it on the platform while I wait for the train. One round, done, phone back in the pocket. That is exactly what I wanted.
Worked the whole flight with the signal off. The daily puzzle was waiting for me when I landed.
My dad got it in about four seconds, which never happens. One tap and the fruit falls — nothing else to learn.
Press, partnerships, a bug on your phone model, or an idea for a daily board — this form reaches the people who make the game.
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