GridSwan (Nonogram Puzzles)

Name: GridSwan (Nonogram Puzzles)
Rating: 4.6704545 (64047 reviews)
Author: ALI YILDIZ-PUZZLEHOUSEAPPS

ALI YILDIZ-PUZZLEHOUSEAPPS

★ 4.7 (64,047 ratings)

⬇ 1,000,000+ downloads

Est. actual: 3,203,308

Style: Nonogram / Logic

Free

Released: Sep 6, 2012

IAP: $0.99 - $154.99 per item

Contains ads

Mechanics Nonogram & grid logic

Signals

4 this week · 3 positive All of this week's signals →

📈Last 7 days +132 installs · 15/day since Oct 5
🏆Among Nonogram / Logic games top 15% by installs gained this week (938 peers growing)
⭐Rating steady at ★ 4.67 since Oct 5
🛠Updates actively updated · updated 2 days ago · every ~9 days (2 updates tracked)

Installs since launch

+165 installs · -11 ratings since Oct 5

SDKs in the app · version 1.24.15, analysed Oct 6, 2026

Ad networkGoogle Mobile Ads (AdMob) 25.4.0 Meta Audience Network 6.22.0 Pangle 8.3.0.3 Unity Ads 4.21.0
AnalyticsFirebase Analytics 23.2.0
AttributionTikTok Business SDK 1.6.1
BackendCloud Firestore Firebase Authentication 24.2.0
Engagement & messagingFirebase Cloud Messaging
PaymentsPlay Billing Library 9.1.0
SecurityPlay Integrity API 1.4.0

3 mediation adapters

Adapters connect a mediation SDK to an ad network. An adapter alone does not mean the network’s own SDK is bundled.

AdMob mediation adapter → vungleAdMob mediation adapter → vungleAdMob mediation adapter → vungle

Found by static analysis of the app package; bundled is not the same as active. All SDKs →

Update history

— Oct 15, 2026

- Bug fixes

1.24.15 Oct 6, 2026

- Bug fixes

Trailer

GridSwan (Nonogram Puzzles) is a nonogram / logic game by ALI YILDIZ-PUZZLEHOUSEAPPS with 1,000,000+ downloads (about 3.2M estimated). +132 installs in the last 7 days. Rated 4.7 from 64K ratings. Released Sep 6, 2012. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Thank you for millions of downloads, thousands of ratings, and your great reviews! GridSwan is a powerful nonogram puzzle app for solving logic puzzles, also known as griddlers, hanjie, picross, Japanese crosswords, kare karalamaca, cryptopics, or pic-a-pix. Use number clues to reveal hidden pixel-art images on the…”