Daily Potion: a free daily puzzle
One new color sort puzzle every day, the same for everyone in the world. Brew it in as few pours as you can, keep your streak alive, and share your result.
How the daily puzzle works
- One puzzle for everyone. At 00:00 UTC a new Daily Potion appears. Whether you play in Tokyo or Toronto, you get the same flasks.
- Pour until every flask holds one color. You can only pour onto the same color or into an empty flask. Mystery layers reveal their color when you uncover them.
- Fewer pours is better. Your best result for the day is saved, so you can replay and try to beat it.
Keep your streak
Solve the Daily Potion on back-to-back days to grow your streak. Miss a day and it starts again from 1, so come back tomorrow!
Daily coins
Your first daily solve each day earns bonus coins to spend on hints and extra flasks.
Share your result
Tap Share result after brewing to send your pours and streak to friends, without spoiling the puzzle.
Daily archive New in 1.1
Missed a day? Open the archive and brew past Daily Potions whenever you like.
Gift calendar New in 1.1
Open a small gift every day you visit the lab.
Daily reminder New in 1.1
On Android you can turn on an optional reminder so you never break your streak.
What a shared result looks like
No spoilers: just the day, a quick bar and your pours.
Daily Potion FAQ
When does the Daily Potion change?
A new Daily Potion appears every day at 00:00 UTC. Everyone in the world gets the same puzzle on the same day.
How do daily streaks work?
Solve the Daily Potion on consecutive days to grow your streak. If you miss a day, the streak starts again from 1 the next time you solve one.
Is the daily puzzle free?
Yes. The Daily Potion is free to play in your browser and in the Android app, with no account needed.
Can every Daily Potion be solved?
Yes. Every puzzle is checked by a solver before it is used, so there is always a way to brew it. Need ideas? Read the color sort strategy guide.
More potions between dailies
Hundreds of regular levels are waiting in the lab, from easy two-color brews to tricky twelve-color puzzles.