Monkeymore Sudoku

Small team. Big energy. Monkeymore Lab is a tiny independent studio with an outsized appetite for building things. We are a lean, hands-on crew of makers — designers, developers and puzzle nerds — who like to move fast, ship often and stay close to the people who use what we create. No layers of management, no corporate red tape, no endless meetings: just a small group that genuinely loves turning ideas into working, delightful software.

Our home is www.monkeymore.app, a multilingual website available in ten languages, and everything we build runs right in the browser.

What we make

  • Online games. A growing arcade of free, browser-based puzzle and brain-training games — 2048, Tangram, Sokoban, Klotski, Math 24, Flow Free, Sudoku, Gomoku, Tetris, Jigsaw and more — each on its own `*.monkeymore.app` subdomain and tuned for phones, tablets and desktops.
  • Online tools. Practical utilities for everyday tasks: PDF and image converters, e-book tools, a Pomodoro timer, QR code generator, color palettes, video and audio tools, local file transfer, MBTI test, avatar generator, world time, chess puzzles, SEO audit and others.
  • Custom software development. We also take on projects for individuals and businesses — web apps, landing and marketing sites, internal tools, dashboards, mini-games and prototypes — from first sketch to deployment.

How we work

Being small is our superpower. We decide quickly, build in short cycles, and talk to users directly — the person who reads your email is often the person who writes the code. We favour simple, fast and respectful software: most of our products are free, need no account, and carry no intrusive ads. We use modern, reliable tech (Astro, Tailwind CSS, Cloudflare Workers) so everything loads quickly, everywhere.

We are curious, playful and always prototyping something new — and we love fresh ideas and bold collaborations.

Got a puzzle to solve, a file to convert, or a project in mind? Say hi at support@monkeymore.app, or find us on X (@monkeymorelab) and YouTube (@monkeymorelab). We read every message ourselves.