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Playing offline: puzzles on a plane, a train, anywhere

An app that generates puzzles from the internet ought to be useless without it. Here's how Lexora avoids that.

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Generating a new puzzle needs a connection — the AI writes it on our servers. Playing one doesn't. So the entire offline design is about making sure you have puzzles in hand before you lose signal.

Pre-download before you travel

You can build a reserve of puzzles per mode while you're on wifi. They live on your device and play exactly as normal with the connection off. Do this before a flight, a commute with dead spots, or anywhere data is expensive.

What works with no connection

  • Playing any pre-downloaded puzzle, in any mode.
  • Replaying anything already in your library.
  • Earning XP, coins and completion rewards.
  • Keeping your daily streak alive.
  • Changing settings, language and accessibility options.

What needs a connection

  • Generating a brand-new puzzle.
  • Live leaderboards and battles.
  • Rewarded ads (the video has to be fetched).
  • Purchases.

These are gated clearly rather than failing mysteriously — you'll be told you're offline, not left staring at a spinner.

How syncing stays safe

Completions you finish offline queue up locally and upload when you reconnect. The queue is idempotent, which is the important detail: if a sync retries — patchy signal, app closed mid-upload — you don't get double coins or duplicate leaderboard entries. Each completion lands exactly once.

Common questions

Can you play Lexora without internet?
Yes. Pre-download puzzles per mode while online and play them with no connection. Coins, XP and streaks all still count, and progress syncs automatically when you reconnect.
Do offline completions still count toward my streak?
Yes. Completions record the time you actually played, not the time they sync, so your streak is credited to the correct day.

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