Math
Daily SET Puzzle
Kids hunt for sets of three cards that match or differ in color, shape, number and shading, with a new puzzle each day.
Daily SET Puzzle takes the classic SET card game and serves it as one fresh puzzle each day. A grid of cards appears, each carrying symbols that vary in four ways: color, shape, number and shading. A set is three cards where every feature is either all the same or all different, so three red cards showing one, two and three diamonds in solid, striped and empty shading count, while two reds and a green do not. Kids scan the grid for every hidden set, and a timer records how quickly they found them all. An interactive tutorial seems to ease newcomers into the rules. It feels like a quick, satisfying round of visual logic, and the daily rhythm suits a breakfast-table habit.
- Ages
- Kids who like spotting patterns, and their grown-ups
- Works on
- iPhone and iPad app
- Topics
- Math
- Languages
- English
- Listed
- 2026-10-18
What kids do
- Learn the rules in the tutorial
- Find every set in today’s puzzle
- Try to beat yesterday’s time
- Compare times around the family
Who it suits
Kids who like spotting patterns, and their grown-ups.
Notes for parents
Comes from PlayMonster, which makes the SET card game. The settings appear to include a colorblind-friendly deck in red, black and yellow.
What you need
- iPhone or iPad
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