
Sudoku
iPhone · iPad · Android

iPhone · iPad · Android


iPhone · iPad · Android


iPhone · iPad · Android

iPhone · iPad · Android


iPhone · iPad · Android

There is one daily challenge a day for the whole app. You pick the game, and the grid is the same for everyone playing that game in that language. It plays offline. Missed a day? Catch up from the monthly calendar.



Cerebrum is the puzzle games app published by Synapgeek SAS, an independent French studio. Not to be confused with other products or companies named Cerebrum.
Yes. Cerebrum is free to download and you can play every game without paying: no game and no difficulty level is locked behind a purchase. The free version is supported by ads, and the optional Premium subscription removes the forced ones.
In the free version, yes: a banner during play and ads between some games. Rewarded ads are always optional, for gems, a hint or a second chance. Premium removes the banner and the ads between games, so it means no forced ads.
Yes. Every grid is already inside the app, so every game works without a connection, daily challenge and streak included. If you are signed in, your progress syncs when you are back online. Ads, sign-in and purchases do need a connection.
iPhone and iPad with iOS 17.0 or later, and Android with Android 8.0 or later.
The app is available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), German, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Hindi and Thai. Crossword and Word Search grids exist in English and French only. In the other 14 languages these two games and their theme packs are hidden.
If you signed in, open Profile, then Delete Account (you need to be online). Your account and the personal data tied to it are removed from our servers. As a guest on iPhone or iPad, there is no Delete Account button: the privacy policy explains how to ask for deletion.
Cerebrum works without signing in: you play as a guest. If you sign in, your progress moves to your account and follows that account across iPhone, iPad and Android. Cerebrum also keeps the basic profile your provider shares, such as your name and email. The app collects usage statistics and crash reports too. Ads come from Google AdMob. Where the law requires it, Google's consent form asks for your choice first, on iPhone, iPad and Android; on iPhone and iPad, Apple's tracking prompt follows. Refusing never blocks a game. This is only a summary, not the full list of what is collected: the privacy policy is the reference.
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