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No. 21

August 3, 2026
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Dating is ready

Five moments from history, shuffled. Put them in order, earliest to latest.

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Word
CruxA clueless crossword →LodeSeven letters, rare words pay →EmceeThe daily mini crossword →ShardsReassemble the crossword →GarbleUntangle five words →LinksFour hidden threads →StetSpot the error, fix the copy →TuckSame letters, highest score wins →WarmerHotter or colder →GlyphA crossword with no clues →
History
ExtraName the story →BracketName every winner →ListedRank the list, top to bottom →
Geography
SpanCross the map →PingFind the secret city →
Numbers
TallyBalance the books →SudsThe daily sudoku →CarveEqual-sum blocks →CipherCrack the letter math →HedgeDraw one closed loop →CrunchSix numbers, one target →
Crowd Psychology
OutwitBeat the crowd →OutrankCall the crowd's order →FeudMatch the crowd →
Trivia
StreakForty questions, one life →
Logic
AlibiSolve the nightly whodunit →JestersSeat the court →SwornSpot the liars →AxiomFind the hidden rule →HearsayDeduce what they don't know →VennSort the overlaps →StandsRebuild the results →EtchA picture in the numbers →ParkerGet the red one out →FibOne clue is lying →
End Game
MateWhite to play and mate →FourOne column wins →CheckGive a piece, take them all →TaireThe daily solitaire →BabelThe bag is empty →

About Dating

Dating is a free daily history puzzle from Mind Loft. Each day deals five moments from history, shuffled out of sequence; your job is to arrange them in chronological order. You get three checks — every event you place correctly locks in with its year revealed, and a perfect first check scores a flawless 10.

The fun is in the near-misses: history is full of events that happened far earlier, or far later, than they feel like they should have. Oxford was teaching students before the Aztecs had a capital; London had a subway before anyone had a car. Every puzzle ends with the full dated timeline, a one-line story for each moment, and one fact worth keeping.

Five new moments drop every day at midnight Eastern, and the Sunday Edition adds a sixth. No app, no signup — play free in your browser, keep a streak, and race the daily leaderboard. More dailies: Crux, our clueless crossword, Garble, our word scramble, Links, our word grouping puzzle, and Span, our border-hopping geography puzzle.