Daily Skyline

About

A daily skyscraper puzzle, built for one quiet board a day

Daily Skyline is a daily skyscraper logic puzzle for iOS. Each calendar day gives everyone the same 5×5 board — visibility clues on the edges, Latin-square rules inside, and a short session instead of an endless feed.

The idea

Skyscraper puzzles are classic logic: place building heights so each row and column uses every height once, then match how many rooftops you can see from each side. We wrapped that craft into a daily habit — one deterministic skyline, optional streaks, and an archive when you miss a day.

Five-by-five is large enough to think and small enough to finish in a sitting. Bigger grids (6×6 and up) turn the same rules into a longer session; this app is built for one shared board a day, not a catalog of thousands.

You can play without an account. Progress stays on your device. Game Center is optional if you want leaderboards. There are no third-party ads. Skyline Points compare your rating to other installs anonymously. Streak Freeze can cover a single missed day.

What’s in the app

The app includes Skyline Points, Streak Freeze, a later last-call reminder when the run is unprotected, a Monday recap on Home, a city that redraws each day, a dedicated Badges screen, Reduce Motion, and a reminder that can follow when you usually play.

Who makes it

Daily Skyline is designed and shipped by Murat Hüdavendigar Öncü, an indie iOS puzzle developer. For support, privacy, or press, email dailyskyline@muratoncu.com.

Press kit

One-liner: Daily Skyline is a daily skyscraper logic puzzle for iOS: one shared 5×5 board each day, a skill rating, and a streak that can survive a missed day.

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