Queens helper
Find justified moves and inspect how the entered constraints force each one.
Your puzzle
A little help
Enter your puzzle or try the original example. You choose when to open candidates, explanations and complete results.
How the Queens helper works
- Exactly one queen per row, column and region; no two queens touch, even diagonally.
Find justified moves and inspect how the entered constraints force each one. Work from the information you have already revealed; this helper does not fetch an official daily answer.
Results use the puzzle you enter; they are not verified daily answers. Your entries stay out of public URLs.
Original worked example
The placed queens remove columns 2 and 4. A queen may share a distant diagonal, but may not touch a placed queen. Check all row, column and region obligations together.
Separate a deduction from a possible completion
The helper checks the whole entered state. When enumeration completes, a move is reported as forced only if every valid completion agrees. If the bound is reached, possible completions remain available but no forced move is asserted.
Use the reason before opening the solution
Each move has its own explanation grounded in your rows, cells, clues or markers. Inspect one explanation, apply it in the original game and rerun. The full arrangement is in a separate closed section.
Supported puzzle types
- player-entered state
Scope of this helper
- The existing bounded engine is retained; only exhaustive enumeration supports forced moves.
- Regular boards and supported clue types only; no daily board, difficulty label or publisher hint text is fetched.
Play the original at LinkedIn. This is an unofficial helper with no publisher affiliation.
Rules and reference sources
- Official game rules — checked 2026-10-04
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