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Sequencd
What is Sequencd?
Sequencd is a daily number puzzle that asks you to identify the missing term in a numeric sequence. Each day brings one new sequence, and you have three attempts to find the answer. The game tracks your streaks and statistics as you build a solving record.
How to play Sequencd
Each day you're shown a sequence of numbers with one missing blank. Enter your guess for the missing number. You have three attempts, and the game tells you if you're correct, close (within 10%), or wrong.
Tips & strategy
- Look for common patterns first: arithmetic progressions, geometric progressions, squares, cubes, or prime numbers.
- If you get a 'Close' response, your guess is within 10% of the answer—use that to adjust your next attempt.
- Consider that a sequence might alternate between two different rules (e.g., adding and multiplying).
- Pay attention to whether the sequence grows quickly—that often signals powers or factorials.
- Use the hint button if you're stuck, but save it for later attempts if possible.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sequencd free?
Yes, Sequencd appears to be completely free to play on its website.
How often does the puzzle update?
A new puzzle is released every day at midnight (your local time, based on the site).
Can I get daily reminders?
You can enable daily reminders through the site, either by adding the page to your home screen (on Safari) or using the notification prompt. There is no dedicated app.
How many guesses do I get?
You have three attempts per puzzle. After each guess, you'll see if it's correct, close (within 10%), or wrong.
Is my progress saved?
The game tracks your plays, win percentage, streak, and guess distribution in the stats section.
Where to play
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