Last updated: 7 September 2026
These terms cover the SameGrid Android app. samegrid.pages.dev hosts legal and support pages only; it does not host a playable web game. SameGrid is operated by Rudra Satani. By using SameGrid you agree to use it lawfully and not to interfere with the service or other players.
SameGrid is a daily 8×8 block puzzle. Everyone gets the same published 30-piece sequence for that UTC day. One official Daily attempt. Pieces do not rotate. The run ends when the current piece cannot fit, or when all 30 are placed. Endless and past-board Archive are optional practice. Friends compare official Daily scores; they do not change the board.
The Android app starts with an anonymous guest account so it can save your profile, scores, streak, and friends. You may optionally sign in with Google from Settings. Official Daily scores may be replayed on the server before they appear. Do not impersonate another player, abuse friend features, or submit tampered game data. Tampered or illegal replays may be rejected.
No in-app purchases or ads are offered in this version. Remote Config flags for ads, Remove Ads, and Club are off. The Daily board is never paywalled and no purchase can change official scores, pieces, or attempts.
If Remove Ads or Club is later enabled, prices would appear in Google Play in your local currency. Play would handle payment, cancellation, and refunds under its policies. Those products would still not affect Daily scoring.
Features that need a network (submit, friends, new Daily boards, push) may be unavailable. We may change or suspend features. Scores, leaderboards, and notifications are not guaranteed.
Delete your account in the app under Settings → Delete account, or follow the deletion page. See the privacy policy for what is stored.
SameGrid, its software, name, and artwork belong to Rudra Satani. You may use the service for personal, non-commercial play.
SameGrid is provided as available. To the extent allowed by law, the operator is not responsible for loss caused by outages, device failure, network problems, or changes to the service.
These terms may be updated when the service changes. The date at the top is the current version. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised terms.