Korogram: Daily Nonogram

A new picture every day, hidden in the numbers. A Japanese logic puzzle — the nonogram — where the picture only appears if you reason it out. Korogram is a nonogram designed for two minutes a day. The numbers in each row and column tell you how many consecutive squares to paint; you figure out where. When you finish, the grid melts away to reveal what you've drawn. NO GUESSING ALLOWED Every nonogram has a single solution reached purely by logic. No trial and error here: our generator guarantees it, which is why mistakes cost you. THREE LIVES, OUT IN THE OPEN Each square is checked the moment you tap it. If you miss, the square reveals its true state, stays marked, and can't cost you another life. If you run out of lives you can keep going — but your trophy remembers: gold for a flawless run, silver with mistakes, bronze if you had to continue. WAYS TO PLAY Daily challenge: the same board for everyone. On phones it fills the whole screen (10×15); on tablets, 10×10 on weekdays and 15×15 at the weekend. Scene of the month: an illustration hidden under twenty shards of glass. Each shard is a nonogram; solve it and it breaks away. Practice: square and portrait boards of every size, with no limits. And the archive: every past day is still there, ready to be played or to upgrade your trophy. WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY Every finished picture goes into your collection with its name, a fun fact worth knowing, and a link to Wikipedia in your language. You always walk away learning something new. CHALLENGE ANYONE Send the board you just solved to a friend, or to a whole group. Whoever makes fewer mistakes wins; time is only a tiebreaker. MADE TO BE PLAYED One finger paints and drags; a zoom button brings big boards closer. Haptics respond to every square, and putting your phone on silent mutes the sound, not the feedback. On tablets, the whole board fits perfectly. No internet required, no mandatory accounts, and no rush. Download Korogram and solve today's nonogram: two minutes of logic with a picture at the end. A game by KokoroPixel — kokoropixel.com/korogram/