About duplixo

duplixo is a type-set collection of daily word, logic and geography games, each paired with an interactive board or step-through solver, a spoiler-free answer guide and unlimited practice. It is built to be fast, calm and genuinely useful — composed like a printer’s specimen sheet rather than a content farm.

It is an independent site, not a media company: everything here is our own code and our own writing. We cover popular daily puzzles by name only, to help players find hints and answers, and we publish nothing scraped. The site is free to use and supported by ads.

For the logic games — Queens, Zip, Tango and the rest — the answer we publish is produced by our own backtracking solver, which confirms the board has exactly one valid solution before anything goes live. Hints are graduated and the full solution is always placed behind a deliberate reveal, so nothing is spoiled at the top of the page.

One honest note about the numbers. The difficulty figures beside each answer — solve rate, average time, hint usage — are modelled from the structure of that day’s board (how big its regions are, how many moves are forced), not measured from real players. duplixo is new and does not track you, so there is no player data yet; the figures are indicators of how hard a board looks, nothing more, and every answer page says so. Where we cite outside data we link the source, and corrections are made promptly.

duplixo is an independent project — not a newsroom, not a network, and no fabricated masthead. The people who build the games write the guides and read the mail; when a page is bylined “the duplixo desk,” that is simply who it is. We would rather be a small, honest site that is genuinely useful than pretend to be a big one.

Have a correction, a bug, or a puzzle you want covered? Get in touch — a real person reads it.