Place it at the end of a clue sequence, right where the answer appears on screen. Build tension first with a dramatic dun dun dun, then let this cue confirm the solve before a bell ding closes the moment.
About this sound
This is a brief, roughly five-second notification cue with a light, chime-like tone that reads as a small confirmation. It feels satisfying and quietly triumphant, like landing the right answer after a stubborn clue. Creators label it after the New York Times Crossword and Mini Crossword because it matches the app-style alert listeners expect from puzzle play.