Daily puzzles
7 gamesThe same set for everyone, new every day.
One mystery city a day. Six guesses, a clue each miss.
Daily Departure
One mystery city a day. Six guesses, a clue each miss.
One mystery destination a day, the same one for everyone, and six guesses to find it. Every wrong guess opens a clue — flight time, daily cost, climate, visa, baggage — and a bearing to the answer.
Cheap or Steep
Is a day there dearer or cheaper than the last?
Three Words
A city in three words. Pick it out of six.
Two Trips and a Lie
Three trips, two real. Spot the invented one.
Same Page
Where does the data put this place on the dial?
The Board
Six travel calls a day. How sure are you?
Souvenir Run
Fly abroad for one thing, home the same night, under €200.
Quick fire
30 gamesAbout a minute each. One screen, no setup.
Flight or Fiction
Real route or invented? Five seconds per boarding pass.
Pack or Panic
Ninety seconds to pack for a real cabin limit.
Baggage Gotcha
Three airlines, one bag. Which one charges most?
Layover or Nightmare
Fifty-five minutes at CDG. Do you make the connection?
Crowd Call
Guess where everyone else landed, not just what you like.
The Arcade
25 one-minute games on one engine. Tap any of them to play it now, or open the cabinet for today's three.
The Arcade
Play today's three
Clock & sky
Maps & distance
Airports & planes
Papers & rules
Challenges
13 gamesLonger games: plan a route, run a desk, ride out a cancellation.
Fourteen days, €1,200, one city. Get home with money left.
Odyssey
Fourteen days, €1,200, one city. Get home with money left.
Twelve hundred euros and fourteen days out of one city, with the price of the flight home in the corner the whole time. Three onward flights every leg, each further out than the last, and a solver's best line waiting at the end to show you what the board was worth. Get back with something left, or do not get back.
Friday to Monday, three countries, a bed every night.
The Sunday Problem
Friday to Monday, three countries, a bed every night.
Leave after work on Friday, be back at your desk Monday morning, touch three countries, sleep in a bed every night and stay under budget. The board only ever offers you the legs you can actually catch — the wrong ones are shown with the rule they break, whether that is the airport's own minimum connection time or a 02:40 layover pretending to be a night. Submit a valid route and a solver shows you the cheapest line it could find, the move you missed, and one lesson worth keeping.
Set six rules, then see where the ticket takes you.
Mystery Flight
Set six rules, then see where the ticket takes you.
Six rules first — the airport, the month, the nights, the money, three hard vetoes and one must-have — and the destination stays hidden until you have locked every one of them in. Then take the ticket or re-roll, and pay for the second look in nights. Three re-rolls, and by the third the board has nothing generous left.
Layover Lab
Nine hours in Istanbul. Leave the airport and make the gate.
The Reroute
Flight cancelled. Seven ways home, disappearing as you read.
Border Control
You run the Schengen desk. Admit or refuse, and name the rule.
Claim It
Eight disrupted flights. Rule what each passenger is owed.
Schengen Tetris
Fit five trips into ninety days in any 180.
Jet Lag
Amsterdam to Tokyo. Plan sleep and light, then face the meeting.
Group Chat
Five friends, five demands, one city. Who takes the hit?
Book or Wait
Ten weeks out and the fare moves. Book now, or hold?
Budget Blowout
Pick a place, then split the budget four ways.
Fare Forecast
Call where a fare goes. It settles in two weeks.
Play with someone
6 gamesSend a link, or pass one phone across the table.
Four clues about your trip. Friends get four guesses.
Guess My Trip
Four clues about your trip. Friends get four guesses.
Four clues about a trip you actually took — what it cost, what the sky did, what you ate, one free — packed into a link. Your friends get four guesses. Then it's their turn.
You both play the same set blind, then compare.
Couple's Compass
You both play the same set blind, then compare.
Eight travel trade-offs and six places, then a link. Whoever you travel with plays the same set blind, and you both get the match, the overlap, and the one place somebody has to argue for.
The Veto
Keep five places. They veto three, with reasons.
Draft Night
Two people, one phone. Snake-draft the days of a trip.
The Relay
Plan one day, pass the trip on. One shared budget.
The Alibi
Claim a city you have never seen. A friend calls the bluff.
About you
7 gamesYour travels and your taste, read back to you. Nothing leaves this browser.
Every bed you ever woke up in, counted and mapped.
Sleep Count
Every bed you ever woke up in, counted and mapped.
Every bed you ever woke up in, counted. Search 257 real places, watch the pins land, and see where a life of sleeping elsewhere ranks — airports and day trips excluded, obviously.
Stamps
Tap where you have been. See which sets you almost finished.
The Wishlist
Ten tokens, thirty places. Spend them on what you mean.
Trade Down
Your dream trip at half the money. What do you cut first?
Dupe
Too dear? Keep three things and find a cheaper double.
Roast My Trip
Describe your next trip. Get it graded, rudely and with numbers.
The Year You Didn't Take
Seven cards from your choices across the games.