One purchase, not a subscription
Remove the ads once and they stay gone. The category's loudest complaint is the opposite: a weekly charge to hide ads, with no one-time buy on offer.
Puzzle · Losenvo
One purchase, no ad tax ever.
Nonograms and sudoku. One purchase removes ads — no subscription, ever.






Remove the ads once and they stay gone. The category's loudest complaint is the opposite: a weekly charge to hide ads, with no one-time buy on offer.
You always see how you did before you see an ad. Finishing a puzzle is never the moment we interrupt.
Nonogram one day, sudoku the next — the same puzzle for everyone. One calendar, one streak, one set of achievements for both.
Puzzles are generated and verified, not picked from a finished list. There is no "you have completed every level" screen.
The label comes from what the puzzle actually demands — which deduction techniques, and how deep — never from how big the grid is. An "expert" here is expert.
Every nonogram has exactly one solution, reachable by pure logic. The generator rejects any puzzle that would need guessing.
Pointing out mistakes is not a paid hint. Undo and redo are unlimited, in both games.
Stixa runs entirely on your phone. The connection is only used by the ads and the purchase.
The numbers on the edges say how many cells in a row to paint, in each line and column.
Tap to paint, long-press to mark what is empty, drag to paint a whole line.
When the grid closes, the picture is revealed — and only then does it get a name.
In the sudoku, the same calm: notes by hand or filled in, free checking, and unlimited undo.
Stixa works offline: runs, the Daily, the calendar, stats and achievements all live on the device. The connection is only used by the ads and the purchase.
Stixa asks for no account, no login and no e-mail. Nothing you play leaves your device.
No. Removing the ads is a one-time purchase with no renewal. That is the difference that shows up most in complaints about the competition.
No. They are generated and verified one by one, so the track has no end and the Daily never repeats.
Never. Every published nonogram passes a solver that does not guess: if it cannot be solved by logic, the puzzle is discarded.
Yes. When a cell would be too small to tap, the board gets zoom and pan instead of shrinking.
No account, no collection of what you do in the app. What the third-party SDKs collect is described in the policy.