Daydoku
daydoku.comArrange polyominoes on a calendar grid to reveal only the current date, using spatial reasoning and strategic placement.
Daydoku
Tabletop Games
Daydoku does not allow being played here, so it opens on its own site.
How to play Daydoku
Drag pieces onto the calendar. Pieces snap to the grid when you drop them. They start scattered around the board.
- Drag pieces onto the calendar. Pieces snap to the grid when you drop them. They start scattered around the board.
- Rotate and flip. Tap a piece to select it, then drag the ring around it to rotate. Non-symmetrical pieces also show a flip button above them to mirror the shape.
- Leave today visible. Fit all 10 pieces inside the calendar so that every square is covered except three: today's month, day, and weekday.
- Find more solutions. Each date has many valid arrangements — after your first "Puzzle solved!", keep rearranging to discover another one.
The facts
- Runs on
- daydoku.com
- Category
- Tabletop Games
- Languages
- English
- How often
- A new puzzle every day
- On BoreGame since
- February 2026
- Last updated
- February 14, 2026
- Price
- Free, no signup
Questions about Daydoku
How do you play Daydoku?
Drag pieces onto the calendar. Pieces snap to the grid when you drop them. They start scattered around the board. Drag pieces onto the calendar. Pieces snap to the grid when you drop them. They start scattered around the board. Rotate and flip. Tap a piece to select it, then drag the ring around it to rotate. Non-symmetrical pieces also show a flip button above them to mirror the shape. Leave today visible. Fit all 10 pieces inside the calendar so that every square is covered except three: today's month, day, and weekday. Find more solutions. Each date has many valid arrangements — after your first "Puzzle solved!", keep rearranging to discover another one.
Where can I play Daydoku?
On daydoku.com, via the official play link on this listing.
How it compares
If you play Daydoku, the closest things to it in the catalogue are Cardle, Blackjack Smack and Blackjackle. They sit in the same tabletop games category. See the full list of alternatives.
