Daily Pipes is a daily browser puzzle based on rotating a grid of pipe tiles. The goal is to connect every tile to a power source. The instructions also describe a two-source variation in which each tile must be linked to only one of the sources. A tap turns a tile clockwise, while holding a tile locks it against accidental rotation. Locking is optional and can be reversed.
The interface tracks elapsed time and moves and provides a statistics view for solved puzzles, current and best streak, best time and fewest moves. Completing a puzzle earns a checkmark; finding a solution in the fewest possible moves earns a gold star. The page includes a share control and a weekly row for following daily activity. Its rules describe a new puzzle each day rather than an endless randomly generated challenge presented as today's result.
The archive is a separate availability question. At review, the archive panel was labeled coming soon and described a planned one-time purchase rather than a subscription. That panel should not be read as proof that the archive is already open or that paying is currently possible. The daily puzzle is the visible entry point. Players can use the instructions to learn the rotation and locking controls, then compare moves or time with their own previous solves. The two-source rule changes the objective from simply powering everything to keeping the source networks separate. A puzzle that visually joins both sources may therefore still be wrong, making the on-page hints and exact rule variant important.
