Tilebox — puzzles, no ads

Twelve classic games. None of the junk.

Tilebox is a set of puzzles half the world grew up on, gathered into one small app and built the way they should have been built. No half-screen ad after every loss. No sign-up, and no consent screen listing twenty-seven “trusted partners”.

Open it and play. That is the whole thing.

WHAT IS INSIDE

Blocks — falling pieces, seven shapes, a preview of the next three and a slot to save one for later. Clear lines, the level climbs, and so does the speed. Two timed modes on top: Sprint to forty lines and Ultra for two minutes.

Block Puzzle — an 8×8 board and a tray of three pieces. Drop them in as they are, full rows and columns clear, and a streak builds a multiplier.

Blast — tap a group of same-coloured neighbours to mark it, tap it again to clear it. Bigger groups score more, so patience usually pays. One undo, for when you tap the wrong group.

Fifteen — fifteen tiles, one empty square, and order to put back. Every shuffle is solvable.

Pairs — turn two cards, remember the rest. Three board sizes and a deck of hand-drawn symbols. Count your moves, or race the clock.

2048 — merge matching numbers until that one tile finally shows up. One undo, for the move you regret the instant you make it. Board 4×4 or 5×5.

Minesweeper — three levels, from 9×9 up to 16×30. The first tap is always safe, long-press plants a flag, and the big board zooms. Switch on “no guessing” and almost every board yields to logic alone, as long as your flags are right or absent. The game says when one does not.

Snake — swipe to turn, food makes you longer, the pace keeps climbing. Walls and your own tail are equally forgiving: not at all — unless you turn on wrap-around, and then it is just the tail.

Bubbles — drag to aim, the guide line shows the bounce off the walls. Three of a colour pop, and any cluster cut off from the ceiling drops with them.

Lines — nudge balls along an open path and line up five of a colour to clear them. A move that clears nothing adds three more balls, so the board can catch up fast. One undo, for when you move the wrong ball.

Sudoku — three difficulties, pencil marks for the maybes, and a hint for when you are stuck.

Nonogram — the numbers beside each row and column say how many cells to fill in, in order. Cross off the sure ones, and the picture fills itself in.

THE DAILY CHALLENGE

One game and one board every day — the same one for everybody, derived from the date, with no server and no account. The calendar shows the days you cleared, the counter shows how many in a row. A missed day simply passes.

WHY KAFELKI

No ads. Not banners, not full-screen, not “watch a video to keep playing”.

No tracking. The app collects nothing about you. There is no analytics and no advertising ID in it.

No accounts. Nothing to register.

No purchases. No shop, no coins, no loot boxes, no premium tier.

No internet needed. All twelve games — and the daily challenge — work anywhere the signal dies.

Small and quick. It takes a fraction of what the ad-stuffed versions take, and does nothing in the background.

THE SMALL THINGS

An interrupted game waits for you. Leave mid-round and you come back where you were, even after closing the app.

A best score for every game, right on the home screen, stored only on your phone — kept separately for every mode and board size.

Statistics: games played, total time in each game, and a histogram of your best 2048 tiles.

Light and dark themes, yours or your system's.

Separate switches for sound and vibration.

Readable boards: the contrast of every digit was measured for accessibility, in both themes.

Tilebox will not try to keep you longer than you feel like staying. No “we miss you” notifications, nothing pretending the game matters more than your day. The daily streak is a counter, not a leash — nothing is taken away if you break it. Just the games, quiet, and then you put the phone down.

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