One puzzle. Every day.

Roz (रोज़, “daily”) is a two-minute puzzle about India. Each day everyone gets the same six cards: rivers, cricket wins, film releases, prices, places. Put them in order by the measure on the ticket, using at most three checks.

Why one a day

Because it is the same puzzle for everyone, you can compare with your family and friends. Your shared result shows only coloured squares, so it never spoils the answer for anyone still playing. A new puzzle arrives at midnight, India time.

How the puzzles are made

Every puzzle is built from published figures (census data, official records, release dates) and checked before it goes out. Each card is a real, verifiable fact, and the gaps between them are wide enough to be fair. If you spot a mistake, tell us and we fix it.

Free to play

The daily puzzle is free and always will be, and nothing ever interrupts it while you play. Roz pays for itself in three ways: an optional ad you can choose to watch for a hint or an extra check, a one-time Archive Pass (₹199) to play every past puzzle without ads, and a single sponsor credit for some weeks.

Made in India

Roz is built and run independently in India. New to it? Start with how to play, or try a past day in the archive.