Sudoku
Every digit finds its place
The one you already know, with several difficulty levels and a keypad built for your thumb.
Included
Independent studio · One game on the way
Small games, made with care.
Mobile puzzles that fit a subway ride. No user account, nothing rushing you, in Spanish and English.
The app on its way
Losela
A puzzle app with several games inside.
Today there are two, and you pick when you open it: a sudoku with no clock, no lives and no streaks, and Decena, pairs that add up to ten. They share the same house rules —nothing rushes you— and the same sky, where every game leaves its mark.
In development · 2026 · Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store
Decena
Pairs that add to ten
Digits leave two at a time —matching ones, or ones that add up to ten— on a grid that keeps growing.
Included
And there is room for more
Losela does not stop at two
Adding a game to Losela means registering one more: it shows up in here, inside the same app, with no account and nothing else to download.
On the way
When you finish
Every board leaves a mark.
On solving, the game reads how that board went and gives it a name: “this board took the shape of The Cartographer”. It talks about the board, not about you.
And a constellation lights up in your sky. No percentages, no slots left to fill — only what you have played, lit.
The studio
How we do things.
Short sessions
Built for a subway ride or the ten minutes before you fall asleep.
No user account
We ask for no sign-up and no email. You open the app and you play.
Free, with ads
Advertising is what pays for the games. We spell it out in the privacy policy.
Spanish and English
Our games ship in both languages from day one.