A Tango solver for the LinkedIn 6×6 board. Tap cells to set the given suns and moons, switch to the = or × tool and tap the circle between two cells to add a constraint, then solve. The completed grid appears in place with your givens shaded so you can see what was deduced.
It applies the same three rules as the game — three of each symbol per line, never three in a row, and the sign constraints — and searches the remaining cells in order, so it finds the unique solution in a fraction of a second. If your entries contradict the board, it says so instead of inventing a grid.
Today's board is already solved on the Tango answer today page; the Tango guide explains the deductions so you need the solver less.
Try the tango solver
Tap a cell to cycle empty → sun → moon for the givens. Switch to = or × and tap the small circle between two cells to add that constraint. Then solve.
Entering constraints accurately
Signs sit *between* two cells. In the tool, choose = or ×, then tap the small circle on the border between the two cells the sign connects. Tapping the same circle with the other sign switches it; tapping with the same sign removes it. Getting one sign wrong is the usual reason for a "no solution" result.
Frequently asked questions
Does the solver work on boards other than 6×6?
LinkedIn's Tango is always 6×6, so that's what the tool supports.
Why does it say no solution?
A given cell or a sign doesn't match the board. Clear and re-enter the signs first — they're the most common slip.