Word Puzzle Kit

Word Games

Four games, all free, none of them ask who you are. Two reset daily; two you can play forever.

Word Quest

A five-letter guessing game you can play as many times as you like. Every round draws a fresh answer, keeps your streak, and lets you replay a board you lost.

Unlimited

Daily Word

The same puzzle for everyone, rolling over at midnight in your own timezone. Share your result grid without spoiling the answer.

Daily

Mini Crossword

A small, hand-checked crossword with a fresh grid each day, arrow-key navigation and a check-square button for when you are stuck.

Daily

Letter Drop

Tiles drop in, you spell words to clear them. Longer words clear more. It ends when the tray reaches the top.

Arcade

Daily versus unlimited

Two of these are daily and two are not, and the difference is the point.

A daily puzzle is shared: everybody gets the same word on the same date, which is what makes a shared result grid mean anything. An unlimited game is solitary — your fourth attempt is nobody else's — but it is also the one you can actually practise on. Daily Word and Mini Crossword are the first kind; Word Quest and Letter Drop are the second.

Where the puzzles come from

Answers for the guessing games are drawn from a pool of common English words, ranked by how often they appear in written text so you are never asked to find something you have not met. Guesses are checked against the full 172,749-word lexicon, so you can type any real word even when it could never be the answer.

The crossword grids are generated from that same word data, and their clues are definitions from a dictionary published in 1913 and long out of copyright. That is a genuine limitation — you will meet the occasional Victorian turn of phrase — and it is the honest alternative to reprinting somebody else's puzzle.

No account, and nothing collected

None of these games ask who you are, and none of them send your play anywhere. Streaks, boards and progress live in your own browser's storage. The cost of that is real: switch device or clear your site data and you start again. The benefit is that there is nothing here to leak.

Common questions

Do any of these cost anything?
No. No paywall, no subscription, no account, no cap on how many times you play. The site is funded by advertising, which is why the games can stay open.
Are these copies of games I have played elsewhere?
They use formats that are widely played — a five-letter guessing grid, a small crossword — but the puzzles themselves are ours. Every answer, grid and clue here was generated from public-domain word data, not taken from another publisher.
Is my progress saved?
In the browser you play in, on that device. There is no account, so streaks and boards do not follow you between devices, and clearing site data resets them.
Do they work offline?
Once the word data has been fetched, yes. The puzzles are picked from the date rather than handed out by a server, so nothing needs a connection after the first visit.
Can I use the solvers on these?
Yes. The Wordle solver works on any five-letter guessing grid including ours, and the crossword solver works on the mini. Whether that counts as playing is between you and your conscience.