Competition among friends
Private groups for the daily challenge
One code. One day. The same challenge for everyone. Create a group, invite your friends and compare how you solved it.
How groups work
Each person plays once a day. Their result counts in every group they belong to, so there is no need to repeat the game or change how they play.
- Create an account or sign in to your existing one.
- Create a group and share its private invitation.
- View the daily standings, the overall table and recent progress.
Privacy and names
Groups are private and can only be accessed by invitation. Within a group, members see the name or nickname shared with them. Outside your groups, the global ranking protects players with aliases unless an account chooses to display its name publicly.
What you can compare
The daily standings show who solved the code, how many attempts they used and how many clues they requested. The overall table summarises group consistency, while progress helps reveal recent changes without drawing conclusions from a single game.
After finishing your own game, you can also use Aura to see how another person solved the code. This keeps the challenge fair while letting you learn from different strategies.
Global ranking or private groups
Groups are for competing with people you know. The global ranking includes accounts and guests and uses aliases for players who do not show a public name.
Play today's challenge · Learn how to play · View the global ranking