Legal notice

Last updated: August 2026

Puzlia is a personal project: a place to play classic logic puzzles without a daily limit. This page exists because Spanish law (Ley 34/2002, LSSI-CE) asks any website with a public presence to say plainly who is behind it.

Who runs this site

What this site does

Puzlia generates logic puzzles in your browser and lets you solve them. It is free, it needs no account, and there is nothing to buy. Every puzzle is created on your own device by JavaScript running locally — no puzzle is fetched from a server, which is why the site keeps working offline.

Using the site

You may play as much as you like, share puzzle links, and post screenshots or recordings of your solves. What you may not do is try to disrupt the service, use it to distribute anything unlawful, or scrape it in a way that degrades it for others.

Intellectual property

The code, the visual identity, the wordmark and the written content of Puzlia belong to their author. Game genres do not: Takuzu (also called Binairo), Star Battle, Numberlink and Sudoku are long-established puzzle types that nobody owns, and Puzlia implements them with its own engines, artwork and names.

No warranty

The site is offered as is. It is a project maintained in spare time, so it may go offline, change, or lose features without notice. Your streaks and best times live in your browser's local storage, which means clearing your browser data will erase them permanently — there is no server-side copy to restore from. The optional daily time comparison is not a backup either: it keeps a time, not your progress.

External links

Puzlia may link to other sites. It does not control them and is not responsible for what they contain.

Applicable law

Spanish law applies. Any dispute goes to the courts of the owner's domicile, unless a mandatory rule says otherwise — consumers keep the right to bring a claim before the courts of their own residence.