Who Was Closer
One link carries your scores for one day in the daily games. A friend who opens it plays the same day and, at the end of each game, sees who was closer. At the end there is a card you can send on.
No account, and no server
There is nothing to join and nothing to install. The scores travel inside the link itself, in the part after the #, which browsers never send to any server — not to ours either. What your phone has merged is kept only in this browser.
Your name
You are never asked to type anything. Your phone picks two words for you, like Copper Llama, and you can roll another. It is not your real name and it goes no further than the links you send yourself.
One day at a time
A duel belongs to its own day. A link from an earlier day says so, and a friend in a later time zone can send you a day that opens at your own midnight. Your streak and your album are never touched by any of this.
In a group chat
Everyone sends their own link, and every phone adds up the links it has opened. Up to eight players at one table. A link only ever carries the day, the scores and the nickname of the person who sent it.
Your privacy
No login, no tracking, no cookies. A duel link carries only the day, the scores and the nickname of the friend who sent it, inside the link itself. What your phone has merged is kept only in this browser.
Contact
A question, a mistake in a fact, or an idea for a game? Write to logicers.world@gmail.com.