OneHand Sudoku
Accessible for all, anywhere

Sudoku that fits in one hand.

Play a full game of sudoku with one thumb. Standing on the train, holding a coffee, or lying in bed with the phone above your face.

The board sits at the top of your screen, untouched. All your input happens in a strip at the bottom, right where your thumb already rests. Drag along it and a cursor walks the grid, with a small haptic click at every cell edge, so you always know where you are without looking down.

The first five levels are free, so you can find out whether one-handed play suits you before paying for anything. One payment of $3.99 unlocks the rest: 50 puzzles in all, hand-verified across five difficulties, plus the packs added in later updates. Not a subscription.

Every puzzle has exactly one solution and can be solved by pure logic. No ads. No account. Nothing leaves your phone, because the app has no network code at all.

A sudoku board at the top of the screen with an empty input pad below it
The board up top, the pad under your thumb
The input pad open, showing keys one to nine
Tap once for a note, twice for a number
A sheet asking how much help you want, with three choices
You pick how much help you want
The level screen with difficulty tabs and a grid of levels
Fifty puzzles across five difficulties
The appearance sheet listing four themes
Four themes, light or dark
The Clarity theme in dark, with large white numbers on near black
Clarity, for eyes that want more contrast
The Playground theme in dark, showing a solved level
Playground, for everyone else

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Support
How to play, common questions, and how to reach a person.
Report a bug
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Privacy
The short version: the app collects nothing about you.