Is Azulo Daily like Wordle?

In rhythm, yes: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, with a result you can share. The puzzle itself is a picture rather than a word: you rebuild a 45-tile azulejo mural instead of guessing letters.

Do I need an account or an app?

No. Azulo Daily runs in your web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with no sign-up and nothing to install. Your progress is saved in that browser.

What happens if I miss a day?

Every earlier puzzle keeps its own page and is listed in Past puzzles, so you can still play it. Your streak counts murals restored on their own day, so after a missed day it starts again from one.

A short line of text: the puzzle number and mural title, your time, moves and clues, and a link to that day’s puzzle. On a phone it opens the share sheet; elsewhere it is copied for you to paste.

Who makes Azulo Daily?

Electric Alpaca, a trading name of LIO SOFTWARE LTD, which also makes Azulo Monastery for iPhone, iPad and Android.

How to play Azulo Daily · a cozy daily puzzle like Wordle, but visual

How to play

1
Open. Go to azulogame.com/daily-puzzle/ on a phone, tablet or computer. Today’s mural is waiting, in pieces.
2
Look. The small mural beside the wall shows the finished picture. Tap it to see it larger.
3
Place. Drag a tile from the tray onto the wall. Drop it on another tile to swap them. Nothing locks, so you can move any tile again.
4
Turn. Tap a tile to rotate it a quarter turn clockwise, on the tray or on the wall.
5
Restore. A tile in its right place, the right way up, glints. Fill the wall with every tile right to finish. Stuck once the wall is full? A clue can point out a tile that’s wrong.
6
Share. See your time, moves, clues and streak, then share your result. A new mural arrives at midnight, your local time.

There is no countdown. A clock counts your time from your first move and pauses while the tab is in the background. Your progress is saved in your browser, so you can close the tab and come back later. On a keyboard: arrows to move, Enter to turn, Space to pick up and put down, Delete to send a tile back to the tray.

Like Wordle, but visual

Azulo Daily keeps the rhythm of Wordle: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, and a result to share with friends. What changes is what you solve: a painted picture, rebuilt tile by tile, instead of a word.

	Azulo Daily	Wordle	Connections	Nonograms
What you solve	Rebuild a painted tile mural from 45 shuffled, turned tiles	Guess a hidden five-letter word	Sort 16 words into four groups of four	Fill in grid squares from number clues to reveal a hidden picture
Picture or words	Picture	Words	Words	Picture, revealed as you solve
How often	One new mural a day, the same for everyone	One word a day, the same for everyone	One puzzle a day, the same for everyone	Depends on the app, site or book; many are collections rather than dailies
Limits	No time limit or countdown; a clock records your time	Up to six guesses	Up to four mistakes	Depends on the grid size
Sign-up	None	Not needed to play	Not needed to play	Depends on the app
Cost	Free, no ads	Free to play	Free to play	Free and paid versions exist
Sharing a result	A line of text with your time, moves and clues, and a link to the day’s puzzle	A grid of coloured squares that doesn’t give away the word	A grid of coloured squares showing your guesses	Depends on the app
Made by	Electric Alpaca	The New York Times (created by Josh Wardle)	The New York Times	Many publishers; the puzzle type is decades old

Wordle and Connections are games by The New York Times. Azulo isn’t connected with them; they’re named here only to compare. Rules as of October 2026.

Azulo Daily in numbers

45 tiles in every mural, laid out 9 wide and 5 tall.
1 new mural a day, arriving at midnight your local time.
14 daily puzzles so far, from No. 1 on Monday, 5 October 2026 to Sunday, 18 October 2026, and every one can still be played in Past puzzles.
4 ways each tile can face: every tap turns it a quarter.
0 sign-ups, ads or downloads.
30 more murals in Azulo Monastery, across six acts, on iPhone, iPad and Android.

Questions

Is Azulo Daily like Wordle?: In rhythm, yes: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, with a result you can share. The puzzle itself is a picture rather than a word: you rebuild a 45-tile azulejo mural instead of guessing letters.
How long does a puzzle take?: As long as you like. There is no time limit and no countdown. A clock counts your time, from your first move, and pauses while the tab is in the background, so you can compare times with a friend.
Do I need an account or an app?: No. Azulo Daily runs in your web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with no sign-up and nothing to install. Your progress is saved in that browser.
What happens if I miss a day?: Every earlier puzzle keeps its own page and is listed in Past puzzles, so you can still play it. Your streak counts murals restored on their own day, so after a missed day it starts again from one.
What do I share?: A short line of text: the puzzle number and mural title, your time, moves and clues, and a link to that day’s puzzle. On a phone it opens the share sheet; elsewhere it is copied for you to paste.
Who makes Azulo Daily?: Electric Alpaca, a trading name of LIO SOFTWARE LTD, which also makes Azulo Monastery for iPhone, iPad and Android.