Sudoku app comparison

Which sudoku app is best depends on what you care about. These comparisons put Hush next to the most popular apps, one at a time.

There is no single best sudoku app. Some players want a huge daily challenge community, some want the cheapest way to remove ads, and some just want a quiet board. We built Hush for the last group, and these comparisons are honest about where other apps are stronger.

All apps at a glance

  Hush Sudoku.com Good Sudoku Brainium Sudoku (⋆Sudoku) Sudoku – Classic Brain Game (PeopleFun)
Download Free – Easy, Medium and a daily puzzle, unlimited Free Free Free Free
Ads None, in any version Yes, in the free version App Store privacy label lists data used for third-party advertising Yes – listing says “Contains Advertising” Yes – listing says “Contains Advertising”
Paid option Hush Plus, one-time $4.99 (Hard and Expert unlimited) “No Ads” in-app purchase, $14.99 “Full Game Unlock” in-app purchase (about $4 at launch) “Remove Ads” in-app purchase, $11.99 (US) “Ads Free Subscription”, $2.99 (billing period not shown on listing)
Subscription No No subscription listed No subscription listed No subscription listed Yes, for ad-free play
Platforms iPhone, iPhone Duo, iPad (iOS 26+) iPhone, iPad, Android iPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Mac, Vision Pro iPhone, iPad, Android iPhone, iPad

Competitor details from public App Store listings and price databases, checked November 2026. Prices vary by region and can change. Sources: App Pricing Lab – Sudoku.com in-app purchases; App Store – Good Sudoku by Zach Gage; TapSmart – Good Sudoku review; App Pricing Lab – ⋆Sudoku in-app purchases; App Store – ⋆Sudoku listing and reviews; App Store – ▻Sudoku – Classic Brain Game; App Pricing Lab – PeopleFun Sudoku.

How we compare

We look at the things that change how a sudoku app feels day to day: whether it shows ads, what it costs to make them go away, whether you need a subscription, how difficulty is decided, and which devices it runs on. Competitor facts come from public App Store listings and price databases; they are dated and linked in each table.

Prefer a broader guide? The alternatives section explains why players leave each app and what to look for instead.