The daily puzzle club
Three small games.
One good break.
A daily helping of wordplay, matching pairs and number puzzles. Word Shuffle, Pair Parade and Number Trail: a fresh set every day, three levels, a hint whenever you want one, and no ticking clock.
- Free for CASL members
- No timer
- Print a paper puzzle
The one-minute film
See Oddly Good in a minute.
Narrated, with sound. Every word is also on screen.
Oddly Good in a minute: three original games for letters, memory and numbers, three levels with hints and no clock, a stamp for each daily game, and puzzles to print.
How it works
Pull up a puzzle. Take your time.
- 01
Pick today’s game
Word Shuffle for letters, Pair Parade for memory, Number Trail for numbers. Each day brings a new set, the same for everyone.
- 02
Play at your pace
Choose Easy, Steady or Stretch. Take a hint whenever you like. No clock, and no lives to lose.
- 03
Collect your stamps
Finish a daily game to collect its stamp. Any difficulty counts. Then play as many practice rounds as you like.
What it does
Everything in Oddly Good.
- Three original games: Word Shuffle, Pair Parade and Number Trail
- Easy, Steady and Stretch, with hints and no time limit
- A new daily set each day, and unlimited practice
- Your results, best daily scores and the last seven days
- Larger type, and a “Just the puzzle” view
- Print the day’s word and number puzzles, with the answers on a separate page if you like
Good to know
Plain and honest.
- The games are for enjoyment. They aren’t a medical assessment or a treatment.
- A game you haven’t finished starts again if the page reloads.
- Puzzles done on paper don’t collect a stamp.
Yours, on every device
Open Oddly Good with your CASL member number. To use it on another phone, tablet or computer, tap “Use on another device” in the CASL strip at the top of the app, and open that link within 24 hours.
Price
Free for CASL members.
Everyone else
$99 a year
Not on sale yet. CASL membership is free for seniors and families in Toronto and the GTA, and it includes Oddly Good.
Join CASL freeA CASL partner app
What CASL Trusted means.
Oddly Good is a partner app in CASL, the Chamber for the Advancement of Senior Living: a free network of trusted businesses for seniors and families in Toronto and the GTA. CASL runs it for members on CASL’s own server. Your results and stamps are kept there and shown only to you. CASL doesn’t sell what you add, and doesn’t share it with partner businesses.
CASL Trusted is CASL’s own mark.
Questions
Good questions.
Is Oddly Good free?
Yes, for CASL members. CASL membership is free for seniors and families in Toronto and the GTA; enter your member number and Oddly Good opens. For everyone else the price will be $99 a year, and it isn’t on sale yet.
Is Oddly Good a brain-training or medical tool?
No. It’s for the pleasure of figuring things out. It makes no health claims and it isn’t an assessment.
Is there a timer?
No. Take as long as you like, and use a hint whenever you want one.
Can I play on paper?
Yes. Print the day’s word and number puzzles, with the answers on a separate page if you like.
Can I use it on my phone and my computer?
Yes. Open the app on one device, tap “Use on another device” in the CASL strip at the top, and open that link on the other device within 24 hours. It opens as you, with the same results and stamps.
Does Oddly Good work on my phone?
Yes. It runs in the web browser on any phone, tablet or computer. There’s nothing to install.