5 best sudoku solvers for Android - Android

Sudoku is a tough game to learn and master. Some people may need some help. Here are the best sudoku solvers for Android!

Sudoku is a tough game to learn and master. It can be as simple as a 3×3 grid or go much higher in the upper difficulties. The game is a lot of fun and it’s a great brain teaser. However, sometimes you just need a little more help. A good sudoku solver helps a lot. You can double check your work to make sure you made no mistakes. Alternatively, it can help you solve a tough puzzle so you know where you were stuck.

Sudoku solvers on Android all do basically the same thing. You use either your camera or your number pad to enter in the various digits that the puzzle gives you. The solver then puts the rest in for you. The only difference between the apps is how big of a grid size it supports and its UI. Otherwise, they all work basically the same. That’s why this list is shorter than most of our others. Here are the best sudoku solvers for Android.

1. OkayCode Sudoku Solver
2. Snap Solve Sudoku
3. Sudoku Expert
4. Sudoku Solver Camera
5. Shai Alkoby Sudoku Solver
6. Your browser

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OkayCode Sudoku Solver

Price: Free

OkayCode makes one of the most popular sudoku solvers for Android. It’s a super basic app. It solves puzzles in the traditional 9×9 grid like you see in the newspapers. You simply enter in the digits the puzzle gave you and it’ll solve from there. This is a good one for a lot of people because it works with the most popular version of sudoku. Plus, it’s entirely free with no in-app purchases or ads.

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Snap Solve Sudoku

Price: Free / Up to $9.99

Snap Solve Sudoku is another great sudoku solver on mobile. This one works much like OkayCode’s version, except this one supports OCR. Basically, you can take a picture of the puzzle from the book or paper you found it on and the app inputs the code for you. You can still do it manually if need be as well. It also saves past sudoku boards for future reference if need be. The app is free to use, but you can optionally donate if you want to.

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Sudoku Expert

Price: Free

Sudoku Expert is a mix between a sudoku solver, sudoku teacher, and a sudoku game. It contains over 5,000 puzzles natively within the app. However, it also comes with an integrated solver where you enter in your own puzzle and the app will solve it for you if you want. The controls are actually pretty good, although it can feel cramped on smaller devices and some people don’t like the blue shading. In any case, it’s definitely good to use as a solver and it doesn’t hurt having 5,000 other puzzles to carry around with you.

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Sudoku Solver Camera

Price: Free

Sudoku Solver Camera is a neat little tool for sudoku fans and also a great demo of AR and OCR technology. The app opens your camera and you point your camera at a sudoku puzzle. The app recognizes the puzzle and solves it for you right on the spot. You simply tap the freeze button to stop the app so you can write down the answers. This works as a great checker tool to see if you did the puzzle right or as a solver in case you ran out of time. It’s relatively new so we’re not sure if your phone will experience bugs with it, so do beware of that.

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Sudoku Solver by Shai Alkoby

Price: Free

Sudoku Solver by Shai Alkoby is another decent solver. This one works on the typical 9×9 grid as well as 16×16 grids. It otherwise works like most others. You input the numbers you know and the app fills in the rest. This is one of only a few that can do both sizes so it’s a good tool for the casual sudoku fan. We also like that this app is set to reveal numbers one at a time as hints instead of just blasting the whole answer all at once. This is a good one for people learning sudoku and people wanting to check their answers.