Things that happen over time leave a shape behind.

A basketball game swings. A TV season sags in the middle and recovers for the finale. A baby name arrives, takes over and fades. Huezle takes that shape, cuts it into slices and colours each one, so you can see the whole thing at once.

Every strip is drawn live from numbers — no strip is ever a stored image. The numbers come from public records, sports feeds and open datasets, and every category is checked against things that are known to be true: the 2015-16 Premier League table has to put Leicester first, and 1984 has to be a 49-state landslide, or the data is rejected rather than shipped.

Who makes it

Huezle is an independent project made by one person. It has no ads, no investors and no tracking, and it is paid for by people who unlock categories. It is not endorsed by or affiliated with any league, club, network, studio, publisher, label or company whose data appears in it.

Data credits

  • TV Shows: Information courtesy of IMDb (https://www.imdb.com). Used with permission.
  • Movies: Information courtesy of IMDb (https://www.imdb.com). Used with permission.
  • Comic Heroes: Appearance data from the Marvel Database (marvel.fandom.com), used under CC BY-SA 3.0.
  • Elections: Election results from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.
  • Catchphrases: Wow counts from the Owen Wilson Wow API, MIT licence.

Other categories are built from public-domain or factual data and are described on their own pages.

Your first strip is waiting.

Huezle is free on iPhone. A new puzzle every day, four categories free forever, and no account, ads or timer.