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Never lose a LinkedIn streak again
All six games solved minutes after the drop. One tap on your alert, thirty seconds with the answer, streak safe. Every day.
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2,726+ answers published, every morning since day one.
Solved minutes after the drop
Today's answers, already live
- Zip#534Sep 2 · 6x6See the answer →All 534 answers
- Queens#855Sep 2 · 7x7See the answer →All 575 answers
- Tango#695Sep 2 · 6x6See the answer →All 415 answers
- Mini Sudoku#387Sep 2 · 6x6See the answer →All 106 answers
- Patches#169Sep 2 · 6x6See the answer →All 28 answers
- Wend#86Sep 2 · 5x5See the answer →All 28 answers
Three steps, once
How it works
Tap the bell once
Allow notifications when your browser asks. That's the whole setup.
We solve all six games
Every morning, minutes after LinkedIn drops the new puzzles, we solve and publish all six games.
You get one alert
One alert a day with every game's number, the moment the answers are live. Tap it and you're here.
No app, no account
Works right in your browser
Android too. On iPhone, add the site to your Home Screen first.
ChromeDesktop and Android. Nothing to install.
EdgeThe Windows default at work. Mac and Android too.
FirefoxDesktop and Android. One click on Allow.
SafariMac from macOS 13. iPhone and iPad from the Home Screen.
BraveDesktop and Android, exactly like Chrome.
How many alerts will I get, and when?
Exactly one a day. LinkedIn releases the six games at midnight Pacific time; the alert follows within minutes, the moment all six answers are live. No marketing, no nagging, no second message, ever. The alert itself carries all six puzzle numbers, so even the preview is useful.
On Do Not Disturb or a Focus, your device keeps it quietly for when you look. The alert lands before your day starts, so the answers are waiting, not chasing you.
Do you collect my email or any personal data?
No. There is no email, no account and no personal data involved. Your browser gives us an anonymous delivery address and nothing else. We send the alert from our own server; your browser's maker relays it encrypted and cannot read it.
How do I unsubscribe?
One switch, no hard feelings: click the lock (or settings) icon next to the address bar on this site, find Notifications, and set it to Block. That's it. Our side cleans up automatically.
Which browsers and devices work?
Computers and Android: Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Brave work with nothing extra. Safari on Mac works from macOS 13.
iPhone and iPad: Apple requires one extra step: open this site in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Open the site from that icon and tap the bell there (iOS 16.4 or newer).
From the YouTube or LinkedIn app: In-app browsers can't deliver alerts. Tap the three dots and choose Open in browser, then tap the bell.
After you subscribe: if alerts don't show
Almost always it's the operating system, not you and not the browser. Every answer below comes from setting this up ourselves.
I tapped the bell but no welcome notification appeared
Your operating system is probably muting the browser. This is the most common issue and it is not your browser's fault. Fix it for your system below, then reload this page: the bell will offer a fresh test.
macOS: System Settings → Notifications → your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari). Turn Allow notifications on and check Notification Center so you keep missed alerts. Changed it while the browser was open? Restart the browser once.
Windows: Settings → System → Notifications. Make sure notifications are on globally, then allow your browser in the app list. Check that Do not disturb is off.
Linux: Notifications generally work out of the box. If nothing appears, check your desktop's Do Not Disturb switch (GNOME: quick settings; KDE: the notifications tray icon).
I got the welcome notification, but the daily alerts aren't showing
Focus / Do Not Disturb: On a Mac, a scheduled Focus (including the automatic evening one) delivers notifications silently to the Notification Center. Click the clock in the top-right corner to see everything you missed.
Scheduled Summary: If your system groups notifications into a digest, exclude your browser from it so the daily alert arrives the moment answers are live.
The next six, delivered.
Turn the alert on now and the next six numbers find you the minute they're solved.
Notifications are blocked for this site
Click the lock icon next to the address bar, choose Notifications, set it to Allow, then reload.
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