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Sometimes you just want to play Sudoku. Everdoku has got you covered. On a plane, on the pot. At a conference, at the dentist. In an elevator, in a cab. Riding the subway, riding a horse. Okay, maybe don't use your phone while riding a horse. But for everything else, Everdoku is Sudoku, plain and simple. Just a clean offline Sudoku board, thousands of puzzles, and a quiet little place to think. Choose your difficulty, jot notes, undo and redo moves, highlight matching numbers, or let “Roll the Dice!” pick a surprise puzzle from the classic collection. When you want a nudge, v1.1.0 adds technique-based visual hints that help you see the next logical step without turning the puzzle into a giveaway. Features: - Thousands of built-in Sudoku puzzles - Easy, Medium, Hard, Sinister, and Roll the Dice! modes - Technique-based visual hints - Customizable hint timing, style, and technique order - Clean note-taking and auto-note cleanup - Undo and redo - Helpful number, conflict, and candidate highlighting - Light and dark appearance options - No internet required to play Open the app, pick a puzzle, and settle in.
What's new · 1.2.0
Everdoku 1.2.0 focuses on making notes, restoring, resetting, and sharing feel more predictable while you solve. Notes now behave more clearly behind the scenes: your own handwritten notes stay separate from notes generated by the app, so using Auto Notes or Show Notes should no longer blur the line between what you entered and what Everdoku calculated for you. This also improves saved-game behavior and makes note display more reliable across solving, sharing, and restore flows. This update also adds more control over restoring puzzles. Saved puzzles can now preserve more of the board state, including puzzle labels and reset targets, so returning to a puzzle or resetting one behaves more like you expect. Hint preferences are handled more carefully as well, so your solving setup is less likely to be unexpectedly changed. Sharing has been cleaned up with better defaults, and several smaller interaction and state-management fixes are included to make the board feel steadier during everyday play. In short: fewer surprises, better persistence, cleaner notes, and a smoother solving flow.
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