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A quiet daily path puzzle. Draw a single line from circle 1 through every numbered circle in order, filling every cell of the grid exactly once. One shared board a day for every player in the world, an unlimited ladder of levels, hints, streaks, a 24-hour league, and a window-sill garden of pots and flowers grown from gift boxes — free in the browser, no download or account, and as an app for iPhone, iPad and Android.
Took a wrong turn? Slide back along the line, or tap a cell behind its head, and it trims back. Stuck? Tap the hint under the board and a small light shows the next stretch of the path. The full rules show real boards, rocks and walls; the strategy guide is about solving without guessing.
Each day one shared 7×7 board, named by its date, is generated for every player — everyone solves the same puzzle. It can be played once a day. Solving any board day after day builds a streak, and every seventh straight day earns a gift box. Its rocks follow the week: none on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, two on Tuesday and Thursday, four on Friday and Sunday. Every board, daily and level alike, is proven to have exactly one solution before it is ever shown. The daily is open from the start; more about the daily.
A three-board tutorial leads straight into a ladder of levels that never ends. The first forty teach one thing at a time — width, then height, then the hard 6×6 and 7×7 boards, then rocks — and past level 40 the boards add walls, edges the line may not cross, and climb in cycles of twenty. Every tenth level pays a gift box. There is no timer during a level and no lives; the daily is the only board that keeps time, and only against a par.
After level 14 the league opens: a 24-hour race for points against a permanent cast of forty-nine regulars who live in the game itself, so it is there at any hour, offline included. A top-three finish earns a gift box. Boxes hold pots and plants for the window sill on the menu, and characters and frames for your league avatar; a box never drops something you already own. The league, gift boxes and the garden.
If you play Zip, the daily path puzzle on LinkedIn, Plant Path will feel immediately familiar: the same core rule of one line through the numbered points in order, filling the whole grid. The differences are what it adds — an unlimited ladder of levels beyond the single daily board, rock cells the line must flow around, a hint for when you're stuck, a league and a garden, and no account or app required: it plays free in the browser. The full comparison. Plant Path is an independent game by AppWave LLC and is not affiliated with LinkedIn.
Plant Path is a free daily logic puzzle game. You draw one continuous line from circle 1 through every numbered circle in order, filling every cell of the grid exactly once. It plays in the browser with no download or account, and as an app on iOS and Android.
Start at circle 1 and drag to draw a line. Pass through the numbered circles in order — 1, 2, 3 and so on — while filling every cell of the grid. The line can never cross itself, and on some boards it must flow around blocked rock cells or keep off a walled edge. The puzzle is solved when the line ends on the last circle with no empty cells left.
Yes. One shared 7×7 daily board, named by its date, is generated for every player in the world — everyone solves the same puzzle. It can be played once a day. Solving any board day after day builds a streak, and every seventh straight day earns a gift box. The daily is open from the start.
Yes. Every board — daily and level alike — is generated and then proven to have a single unique solution before it is ever shown, so a solved board is never a lucky guess and every board can be reasoned out.
Rocks are blocked cells the line must flow around; they appear on the daily board on a weekly rhythm and on the harder levels from the thirties on. Walls are edges the line may not cross, with the cells on both sides still to be filled; they arrive past level 40.
Yes — both are single-line path puzzles with the same core rule: draw one line through the numbered points in order while filling every cell of the grid. Plant Path adds an unlimited ladder of levels alongside its shared daily board, rock cells, hints, streaks, a 24-hour league and a garden. Plant Path is an independent game by AppWave LLC and is not affiliated with LinkedIn.
Yes. Plant Path plays free in any browser with no account, sign-up, or download. Zip is played inside LinkedIn; Plant Path offers the same style of one-line path puzzle standalone — one shared daily board plus unlimited levels for players who want more than one puzzle a day.
Yes. Plant Path is free to play in any modern browser, with no download, account, or sign-up, and free to install on iOS and Android. It is supported by ads after the first ten levels; the apps offer a one-time Remove Ads purchase.
Tap the hint under the board — it lights the next stretch of the correct path. You start with ten hints and can earn more by watching an optional short video. Good habits help too: read the corners first (a corner cell only has two ways through), never seal off an empty region the line can no longer reach, and count the cells between one circle and the next.