A new 5-digit number puzzle every day at 00:00 UTC
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How NumGrid works
How do I play NumGrid?
Type a 5-digit guess and submit. Each digit shows green (right digit, right position), yellow (digit is in the number but a different position), or gray (digit not in the number). You get 6 guesses. Two free hints — the digit sum and whether the number is odd or even — are shown above the grid every day.
How is NumGrid different from a "number Wordle"?
The free hints. Most number-Wordle clones just swap digits for letters. NumGrid gives you the digit sum and parity for free at the top of every puzzle, which turns the game into a real arithmetic-deduction puzzle instead of pure guessing.
When does the daily puzzle reset?
Every day at 00:00 UTC. Your local reset time depends on your time zone — for the US Pacific Coast that's 4:00 PM the previous day; for the East Coast, 7:00 PM the previous day; for London, midnight.
Can digits repeat?
Yes. The secret 5-digit number can have any pattern of digits — 12345, 99876, 50050, anything except trivial all-same-digit or pure ascending/descending sequences.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes. The archive includes every past daily puzzle. There are 400 puzzles in the rotation, so you can play back as many days as you have missed.
Further reading
- Number-puzzle strategies
Sum-and-parity tactics, common-number checks, and the openers that pay off most.
- NumGrid vs Wordle
How a number-puzzle compares to a word-puzzle on solve difficulty, daily ritual, and replay value.
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