Queens solver & hint engine

LinkedIn’s Queens is the same puzzle MeowSolver was built for — one piece per row, column, and color region, none touching, even diagonally. Only the costume differs: crowns instead of cats.

Same rules, same deductions

Every technique that cracks Queens boards works identically here: crossing out around placed queens, forced placements, regions confined to a row, squeezes against small regions, and what-if chains for the hard ones. The strategy guide covers all five — just read “cat” as “queen” throughout.

Getting your board in

1. Try a screenshot first. Tap Import from screenshot and point it at your Queens board — region colors are detected automatically. The mark detector is tuned for cat-style boards, so double-check any crowns and X’s it reads before solving (amber rings flag anything doubtful).
2. Or paint it. A 9×9 Queens board takes under a minute with the paint tool: pick a color, drag across its region, repeat.

Then Get a hint for the next provable step — explained in plain language, drawn on the board — or Solve for the finished grid. Handy for understanding why yesterday’s board beat you, since every hint is a little lesson.

Frequently asked

Beat-the-clock help?

MeowSolver is built for learning the logic, not gaming the leaderboard — hints teach the deduction so tomorrow’s time drops on its own.

Does it handle any board size?

6×6 through 12×12, which covers every Queens board published so far.

One solver, whole family: Meowdoku · LinkedIn Queens · Queenzle · Bunnydoku · Star Battle

MeowSolver is an independent fan-made tool and is not affiliated with LinkedIn or the Queens game.