A new garden every day
Like Wordle, but with flowers: a new board at midnight, the same for everyone. The week goes from gentle to demanding, and Sunday brings an 8×8.
Daily puzzle · Queens-style · Cozy
Plant one flower per row, column and bed, and don't let them touch. Every garden you solve grows your island: neighbors move in, seasons turn and you celebrate festivals from around the world.
TodayThe first garden blooms on October 25, 2026
How to play
Hanalia uses the rules of Queens-style puzzles, also known as Star Battle. Every board has exactly one solution and is solved by deduction, never by guessing.
Every row, every column and every colored bed holds exactly one flower.
Two flowers can never be next to each other, not even diagonally. If they touch, they wilt.
Mark an X where a flower can't go. If you get stuck, the ladybug explains the next step in plain words.


Your island
You start with grass and a little house. Every garden you solve plants something new: flower beds, fruit trees, a koi pond, a windmill, a greenhouse. After a year, the island is truly yours.
Rocío the gardener, Canela the cat, Lucas the dog, the fox, the owl, the deer… They chat with you and comment on the weather.
The island changes with the time of day, the season and the weather. If you like, it can use the real weather where you live.
More than 25 celebrations a year, from Lunar New Year to Diwali and the Day of the Dead, each with its own music, decoration and sticker.
What's inside
Like Wordle, but with flowers: a new board at midnight, the same for everyone. The week goes from gentle to demanding, and Sunday brings an 8×8.
Your streak forgives one rest day a week. And if you miss a day, you can plant it later from the calendar.
The ladybug doesn't hand you the answer: it walks you through the reasoning, step by step, naming rows, columns and beds.
Every garden leaves a sticker in an album of more than 250, with a herbarium of plants, their stories and their traditional uses.
Share your time or a postcard of your island without spoiling the solution for anyone.
Want more? Endless gardens across six levels, from a relaxed 6×6 to an extreme 10×10.
On your phone
A board lasts about as long as a coffee. Your island waits on the home screen and today's garden is one tap away.


At your own pace
When the daily garden isn't enough, “At your own pace” gives you endless gardens. Every one has a single solution and can be solved with logic.
Extreme. It takes chain reasoning: if you plant here, flowers are forced one after another until something runs out of room.
Price
€0
€4.99
One payment. Yours forever.
No ads in any version.
Truly cozy
No lives, no penalties. You can hide the timer.
We don't ask for an email or a sign-up. Your progress is saved on your device and you can move it to another with a backup.
Once it's open, the game keeps working without internet.
Play with touch, mouse or keyboard, with a screen reader and with reduced motion if you prefer.
FAQ
Hanalia is a daily logic puzzle game. Every day there's a new garden: plant one flower in every row, every column and every colored bed, without two flowers touching. Every garden you solve grows your island.
It uses the same rules as Queens-style puzzles (or Star Battle): one piece per row, column and region, with no two touching. Hanalia adds flowers, an island that grows, hints that explain the reasoning and a mode with levels. It isn't affiliated with LinkedIn.
Yes. The daily garden, the island, the album, the festivals and the hints are free forever. Only the “At your own pace” mode with endless gardens is unlocked with a single €4.99 payment, and you can try it for free first.
No. Hanalia has no ads and no subscriptions, and it doesn't sell your data.
In any browser, on your phone or computer, and on Android through Google Play. On iPhone and iPad, open it in Safari and choose “Add to Home Screen”.
No. Your progress is saved on your device. In Settings you can save a backup and restore it on another browser or phone.
Every day at midnight, in your local time. If you skip a day, you can plant it later from the album's calendar.
Monday is calm and the week builds up; Sunday brings an 8×8 board. If you get stuck, the ladybug explains the next step without spoiling the rest.
Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It's the endless-gardens mode, with six levels: Gentle 6×6, Medium 7×7, A little challenge 8×8, Very hard 9×9, Master 10×10 and Extreme 10×10. Your first garden is free.
Free, no ads and no sign-up. Just you, a warm drink and seven flowers.




