Changelog

Site news and updates, newest first.

September 12, 2026 - Crisper buttons, and proper icons for Sudoku and Minesweeper

The little pill buttons all over the site - the period tabs on the leaderboards, the theme and layout switches in Settings, the setup rows in Multiplayer, the boards on Arena Cup - used to wash over a pale gray under the mouse and lose their outline doing it, so the button you were pointing at ended up looking blurrier than the ones beside it. Now the outline darkens instead and the shape stays sharp, the option you have already picked responds to the mouse too rather than sitting there looking switched off, and the change fades in rather than snapping. On a phone the highlight no longer sticks to the last button you tapped.

Sudoku and Minesweeper have their own icons in the menus at last - a nine-box grid and a mine - instead of the calculator and the stick-fuse bomb they had been borrowing from elsewhere on the site.

September 11, 2026 - Star Battle dailies go single-star

From September 12, every Star Battle daily is a 6×6 board with one star per row, column and region. The 10×10 two-star boards turned out to be a steep climb for a daily puzzle, so they now live in Unlimited, ready whenever you want the harder version. The September 11 board keeps its two stars, so nobody loses a solve in progress.

September 10, 2026 - Give every star a little room

Star Battle joins the daily puzzles. Put the right number of stars in every row, column and outlined region, keeping them apart even at the corners. Start with a 6×6 single-star board or try a 10×10 double-star challenge in Unlimited.

Your board, timer and undo history survive a refresh. Hints explain a forced next mark, and challenge links let a friend try the same puzzle. Your first solve earns the Star Keeper card in the Collection.

September 3, 2026 - The suggestion form now checks for duplicates before you send

Suggesting a celebrity for Birthday Wordle used to be a shot in the dark: you typed a name, guessed at the date format, and had no way of knowing whether the game already had that person. The birthday is now a proper date picker and it is required, and the moment you fill it in the form shows you who the game already has on that day. If your person is already in, it says so before you send anything. If nobody has that date yet, it says that too - those are exactly the ones worth sending. You can also leave your name and email now, with a checkbox to be credited right here in the changelog if your suggestion makes it into the game.

September 1, 2026 - Big Flip boards no longer strain the whole computer

Large custom Flip boards - especially the full 20×20 with its 400 switches - could make the fans spin and drag the entire machine, even on fast laptops. The board's glow effects were asking the graphics system to treat every switch as its own little screen, and each press quietly repainted all 400 cells. Both are fixed: big boards now draw as one surface, presses only touch the tiles they actually flip, and the largest boards trade a few per-tile flourishes for instant response. Small boards look and feel exactly as before, and hints still come from the same exact solver at every size.

September 1, 2026 - Minesweeper hints, and a few polish fixes

Minesweeper now has a Hint button: press it and a pulsing green dot marks a cell that is certainly safe - up to 10 hints per board, on the daily and in unlimited (H on the keyboard works too). The how-to-play text now says plainly that flagging is right-click on desktop and long-press on mobile, and long-pressing the board on a phone plants a flag instead of starting text selection.

Elsewhere: the weekly report shows proper game names for every mode (no more raw labels like "sudoku_daily"), the big menu is a little tidier with Privacy and Terms living in the footer only, and signed-in players get a Leaderboard shortcut in their profile menu that shows their current standing - "Top 10" through "Top 99" - once they crack this week's board.

August 31, 2026 - Minesweeper joins the daily lineup

A new game, in two flavors: Minesweeper Daily and Minesweeper Unlimited, wearing the classic desktop look - silver bevels, LCD counters, the smiley. Everyone shares one daily minefield with a calendar streak, unlimited play covers Beginner, Intermediate and Expert, and every board is verified ahead of time to be solvable by pure logic from its marked starting cell, so a loss is never a fifty-fifty guess. Flags work by right-click, long-press or the tap-to-flag toggle, chording works like the original, and the challenge panel links a friend to the exact minefield you just swept.

August 31, 2026 - Three new guides in the Blog

The Blog grew: a guide to the best second word in Wordle (the guess that actually decides games), the answer to how many 5-letter words there really are, and a beginner's guide to Zip, Tango and Sudoku - including the one deduction habit that solves all three.

August 28, 2026 - Steadier boundary drawing in Galaxies

Drawing boundaries in Galaxies is now much more forgiving of a shaky hand. A stroke only marks the edges your finger or mouse actually travels along, so dragging across the board leaves one clean line instead of sprouting stray perpendicular marks wherever you wobbled near a grid crossing. Very fast sweeps are traced more closely too, so a quick flick across the board no longer skips segments along the way. Thanks to the player who reported it.

August 28, 2026 - Copy text from birthday profiles

The celebrity profile that appears after a Birthday Wordle or Birthday Daily round can now be selected on desktop - highlight the name or a line of the bio and copy it straight into a search to learn more about the person. Before, the profile blocked text selection the way the game board does, so nothing on it could be highlighted. Thanks to everyone who asked for this.

August 27, 2026 - Skyline card fix and post-solve scrolling

Two fixes from player reports. On Skyscrapers, the example skyline on the "See the skyline" welcome card no longer spills out of the card and over the Towers counter below it - the little buildings and their "3 visible" label now stay neatly inside.

On phones, the boards of Zip, Untangle and Galaxies treat every touch as a move while you play, so a swipe that starts on the board never scrolls the page. Once the puzzle is solved the board hands scrolling back, so you can swipe anywhere to reach your result, the share row and the rest of the page.

August 23, 2026 - Sudoku solve reports

Every finished Sudoku Daily and Sudoku Unlimited round now has a View My Stats report beside Share result. Pace charts show how progress changed over active solve time, number timelines reveal when each digit fell into place, and a solve-order map colors the route through the grid from the first entry to the last. Hints, mistakes and backtracks stay visible, while paused and background time stays out.

Reports record from the first move of a new puzzle. If a round's move history is not on this device - including an older solve or one finished elsewhere - its result stays saved, while the report explains why the timeline cannot be rebuilt and points to tomorrow's Daily or a fresh Unlimited grid instead.

August 22, 2026 - Contexto repeat-guess fix

Entering a word you had already tried in Contexto could leave the Guess button stuck in its disabled state, even after you typed a different word. The repeat warning now appears instantly, the word stays in the box selected and ready to edit, and the button keeps working. Thanks to the player who reported it.

August 22, 2026 - Tougher dailies for Zip, Sudoku and Untangle

Player feedback said the new dailies were too gentle, so starting August 23 the schedules get sharper - today's boards stay exactly as dealt. Zip Daily will always serve at least a 6×6 Hard board, with a 7×7 Expert roughly one day in five. Sudoku Daily drops Easy entirely and runs Medium 30%, Hard 60% and Expert 10%. Untangle Daily loses its small warm-up boards: puzzles start at 9 dots and peak in the 12 to 14 range, with an expert-sized tangle about once a week.

August 22, 2026 - Short challenge links and a bigger share tray

Challenge links for the three new grid puzzles are now short, readable paths like /sudoku-unlimited/9e1a2b3c/ instead of long query strings, and the address bar always carries the link for the exact puzzle on screen. Tango and Zip join Sudoku with the same Challenge a friend panel, redesigned so nothing hides behind a click: the link sits in a pill with a one-tap copy button and the major share platforms are visible from the start. The panel also lands on Untangle, Skyscrapers, Flip and Galaxies, whose puzzle codes now travel as the same short paths, like /flip/c5-a7k2m/. Old-style links keep working.

Sharing is unified across the site: every Share button copies your result and unfolds a row of the major platforms, and a new More button reveals the long tail - Reddit, Threads, LinkedIn, Discord, Snapchat, Viber, LINE, KakaoTalk, email and a scannable QR code - with one extra tap.

August 22, 2026 - Sudoku gets a mobile-first puzzle setup

Sudoku Unlimited now offers 4×4 Mini, 6×6 Compact, 8×8 Wide and 9×9 Classic grids at Easy, Medium, Hard or Expert difficulty. On phones, the number keys sit in one row directly below the board, with Undo, Erase, Notes, Hint and Pause in a second compact row. Size and difficulty now live in a roomy bottom-sheet setup panel instead of a crowded strip.

Every new grid has a fixed seed and a challenge link below the game. Sharing that link gives a friend the exact same size, difficulty, clues and solution. All 192 bundled puzzles are generated deterministically and verified offline to have exactly one answer.

August 21, 2026 - Zip, Sudoku and Tango are here

Three new logic games have joined the site, each with a shared daily puzzle and an unlimited mode. Zip Daily and Zip Unlimited turn numbered checkpoints into one path through every cell. Sudoku Daily and Sudoku Unlimited bring uniquely verified 9×9 grids, candidate notes, pause, undo and three hints. Tango Daily and Tango Unlimited balance suns and moons across 4×4, 6×6 and 8×8 boards.

All three support mouse, touch and keyboard play, save unfinished rounds automatically, keep separate Daily and Unlimited records, appear in Today's puzzles, report signed-in daily solves to the leaderboards, and award a new Collection card on the first solve. Every bundled puzzle was generated deterministically and checked for exactly one answer. Zip draws the route as one continuous rounded vector stroke with a soft outer edge, so turns stay smooth and grid lines never break the path. Its keyboard controls now work immediately on page load: arrow keys move one cell, moving back erases one step, and Control-Z or Command-Z performs the same undo.

August 21, 2026 - Hangman and Xordle join the daily lineup

Two more games now have a shared once-a-day puzzle. Hangman Daily deals everyone the same hidden word of five to eight letters - six misses allowed, a calendar streak, and a spoiler-free share. Xordle Daily hides the same two no-shared-letter words for everyone, with nine guesses to name both. Each daily keeps its own stats and streak, lights up on the Today's puzzles strip, and rides cloud save like the rest. The existing pages carry on as Hangman Unlimited and Xordle Unlimited, with Daily/Unlimited pills to switch - the same pattern as every other two-mode game.

August 21, 2026 - The giraffe comes to phones, and Spell Bee reveals its answers

The Don't Wordle giraffe no longer needs a wide screen. On phones it now slides in beside the board after every turn you survive, with a line of encouragement in a speech bubble - stay longer and it grows taller, one neck row per dodge. It cheers you toward your record, gets nervous with you when the word list runs low, and takes a well-earned nap if you give up. In the same update, Don't Wordle Daily now deals its own word each day instead of sharing the classic Daily's answer, so playing one never spoils the other.

Spell Bee learned to show its cards: end a round and the word panel becomes the complete answer list, with every word you missed in green - sort by score to see exactly which big ones got away. The score column also stepped clear of the scrollbar.

August 19, 2026 - Daily pages for Contexto and Hurdle, plus Hurdle Unlimited

Every daily now has its own address. Contexto Daily and Hurdle Daily are dedicated pages you can bookmark and share, while Contexto and Hurdle are now the unlimited modes - and yes, that means Hurdle finally has an unlimited mode: deal a fresh five-word relay whenever you like, with its own records. Old daily links redirect, and the Daily/Unlimited pills on each page switch between the two.

The logic dailies got more varied too. Daily Untangle now ranges from 6 to 20 dots with the harder boards appearing rarely, and Daily Skyscrapers now deals 4x4 through 7x7 grids (mostly 5x5, with an occasional 7x7 for the brave) - every player still shares the same board each day. Signed-in players also get quick links to their stats and Collection right in the account menu.

August 19, 2026 - The Collection: a card for everything you finish

Topic trophies just got a serious upgrade. The new Collection is an album with a collectible card for every challenge on the site: one for each of the 290+ topic packs, a gold crest for finishing a whole category, milestone cards as your trophy count climbs, and achievement cards earned across every game - daily streaks, the Daily Dozen (win all 12 dailies in one day), the logic puzzles, the Arena and more. Cards come in four rarities up to gold-foil legendary, locked cards show exactly how to earn them, and completing a pack now reveals its card right in the celebration.

Your history already counts: packs you finished long ago are in your album the first time you open it. Cards ride the same automatic cloud save as everything else when you are signed in, and there is nothing to buy and nothing random - every card states its rule, and earning it is the only way in. And every single card is individually illustrated - 318 unique pieces in one playful sticker style, from US States to The Lexicon - with locked cards showing just enough through the blur to make you want them.

August 19, 2026 - Untangle gets a new puzzle engine

Untangle got rebuilt from the ground up, and it now looks the way a tangle should: every puzzle starts as a full circle of dots with the lines slicing across the middle - the classic look of the original Planarity. The old boards grew from the same four corner dots every time, looked alike, gave away which dots were out of place, and big custom graphs could grind for ages before they were ready. The new ones give nothing away: on the circle every dot looks equally innocent, and the only clues are the crossings themselves.

Bigger boards too: custom graphs now go up to 30 dots (up from 20) and build in well under a second on your own device. Par is still a proven minimum - before showing you a board, the generator verifies that no smaller number of moves can clear its crossings. Every preset puzzle was rebuilt on the new engine (64 now, up from 48), so today's daily starts on the circle too. One note: custom puzzle codes saved before today now rebuild as new-style boards rather than the exact old layout.

August 18, 2026 - Arena rewards and the new solve leaderboards

Two big additions for signed-in players. First, the Arena Regular reward: complete a ranked round in three different Arena Cup tournaments - any score, any placement - and you permanently unlock an exclusive collection of 32 avatars (medals, dragons, galaxies…) plus one instant player-name change that skips the usual one-week wait. Your progress lives on your profile page, and past tournaments count: if you have already played three, the unlock is waiting for you.

Second, public solve leaderboards: one point for every daily puzzle you solve while signed in, ranked over the week, month and year. No speed tiebreakers, no grinding unlimited mode - showing up and solving is the whole game. Solves are counting from today and the public boards open after a short shakedown period. Only your emoji and player name ever appear, and a switch on your profile hides you from the public lists whenever you like.

Also today: Blossom's daily checkmark now travels between devices like the other games (its completion dates sync; the gardens you create still never leave your device), and Spell Bee's daily stats joined cloud save too.

August 17, 2026 - The Arena Cup moves to Mondays and Thursdays

The Arena Cup now opens on Mondays and Thursdays at 12:00 UTC, open for 24 hours as always. We looked at when people actually play here: weekdays are busy and Saturday is the quietest day of the week, so the Saturday cup was easy to miss. The weekly crown now combines the Monday and Thursday cups and is decided on Friday. Today's Monday cup is already open.

Also fixed today: the arena page could sit empty for up to a minute before showing anything, and signed-in players were sometimes asked to sign in again when joining. Both are gone - the page loads instantly now.

August 17, 2026 - Spell Bee: make words from seven letters

A new game: Spell Bee Unlimited. Seven letters in a honeycomb, and every word you make must use the center letter. Find the pangram that uses all seven, climb the nine ranks, and start a fresh hive whenever you like. There is also a Daily with one shared puzzle a day.

August 17, 2026 - Finished dailies now stay finished, everywhere

First fixes for cloud save, thanks to a sharp bug report: a daily you finished on one device could still look unfinished on another. Now finished dailies stay finished on every device, the solved board travels with them, and the checkmarks update the moment you sign in.

Also today: your emoji and player name get a proper profile page (they lived in a cramped dropdown before), the sign-in button no longer flickers when a page loads, and dialogs like Statistics and Settings scroll properly with the page held still behind them.

August 17, 2026 - Cloud save: sign in and your progress follows you

The most-requested feature is here. Sign in with Google and your stats, streaks, trophies and topic progress save automatically after every game, then follow you to any phone or computer. If two devices disagree, we merge them so nothing is lost. It is the same sign-in the Arena Cup uses: one login everywhere.

Privacy works the way it always has: we store no name, no email, no photo. Your progress lives under an anonymous id with an emoji and a player name you pick from our list. You can delete your account and cloud data anytime from the account menu. The privacy policy has the details.

August 15, 2026 - Blossom and four new logic puzzles

Five new ways to play have arrived: grow a twelve-word garden in Blossom, or switch gears with Untangle, Skyscrapers, Flip and Galaxies.

We also tightened privacy: pages that may hold personal information no longer load analytics at all.

August 13, 2026 - Don't Wordle grew a giraffe

Don't Wordle now has a giraffe beside the board. Every turn you survive grows its neck a step, its face reacts as your escape routes shrink, and a leafy branch marks your record height. Tap it for a kid-friendly explainer.

When a run ends you can save a result card: your turns survived, the giraffe at its final height, and a QR code that brings friends straight to the game. Cards never reveal the hidden answer. Both Unlimited and Daily got everything.

August 13, 2026 - The Arena Cup: a tournament with a referee

New: The Arena Cup, a free Wordle tournament held twice a week. Everyone races the same words at official tables, with a free 20-round pass per cup. Scores reward fewer guesses and fast solves, the week's two cups together decide a weekly crown, and each week's top three join a permanent Champions Wall.

It plays fair by construction: the hidden word never leaves the server, and a referee checks every guess and times every solve on its own clock. Sign in with Google to play ranked under a handle from our list - your real name and photo are never shown. Guests can try three practice rounds per visit.

August 13, 2026 - Nerdle: the math side of the site

New: Nerdle. Guess a hidden eight-tile calculation in six tries, with the usual green, yellow and grey clues. Every guess must be a true equation, and the board does the arithmetic with you as you type.

It comes both ways from day one: Unlimited deals endless equations, and Nerdle Daily has one shared calculation a day with its own streak and a spoiler-free share grid. Stats for both live on My Stats.

August 12, 2026 - Every themed pack is now its own little world

Travel Wordle's passport started an idea: solving words should fill something. Today the other themed packs each got their own world to fill:

• Football Wordle is a dressing room - every word you solve signs a player and hangs their kit on the wall. The shirt number is the word's letter count; tap any unsigned shirt to play that word.
• Foodle is a diner menu - dishes come in courses, the price is the number of letters, and every dish you solve is marked "tasted". Order any mystery dish to play it.
• Birthday Party is a gift table - every word is a wrapped present with its letter count on the sticker. Solve it and the gift opens in full party colors.
• Disney Wordle is a wishing sky - every hidden name is a dark star above the castle. Tap a star to wish on it; solve the name and the wish comes true with a golden glow.

The rules never change: words stay hidden until you solve them, you can jump to any unsolved word whenever you like, and filling the whole world earns its trophy.

One more thing - when you finish a word in any game, you can now send your result or a friendly challenge straight to WhatsApp, Messenger, X, Facebook, Telegram, LinkedIn or email.

August 11, 2026 - Birthday Wordle is now a number game

Birthday Wordle has been reborn as something genuinely new: instead of party words, you now guess a famous person's birthday - eight digits, MM/DD/YYYY, eight tries. Digits score like Wordle letters (green, yellow, grey), and every guess adds a too high / too low hint, so you squeeze the timeline from both ends. Solve it and you meet the person behind the date with a short biography.

There's a Daily with a shared puzzle and calendar streak, an Unlimited mode with endless birthdays, an optional hard mode, and separate statistics for each. Yesterday's party-word pack didn't leave - it moved to the topics catalog as Birthday Party.

And the family twist: create a puzzle from a real birthday - any year, no celebrity required - with a secret message that appears only when it's solved. Send the private link or print the QR code into the card.

August 10, 2026 - A smarter game switcher, two new themed wordles and a travel passport

Every game page now shares the same two-part switcher: a compact 1 · 2 · 4 · 8 · 16 · 32 boards dial on the multi-board pages (yes, "1" is classic Wordle), and an All games menu that looks identical everywhere - so you can hop from Xordle to 32 boards and back without ever hitting a dead end.

Two new themed packs join the shelf: Disney Wordle - a fan-made cast list from OLAF to RAPUNZEL - and Birthday Wordle, which comes with a shortcut for the real birthday magic: building a personal Wordle for the birthday person and sending it as the card.

And Travel Wordle now keeps its progress in a passport: every solved word inks a stamp, and a full passport earns the trophy.

August 10, 2026 - Seven new games: big board walls, Xordle, Hangman and themed wordles

The multi-board family grows two sizes: Sedecordle puts sixteen boards under one keyboard (21 guesses), and Duotrigordle goes all the way to thirty-two (37 guesses) - with a keyboard that stays pinned to the bottom of the screen while you scroll the wall. Both keep their own stats and streaks next to Dordle, Quordle and Octordle.

Two brand-new ways to play, too. Xordle hides two secret words in a single board - they never share a letter, every clue is the best of both, and you have nine rows to untangle them. And Hangman Unlimited brings the schoolyard classic to the site: one hidden word, six wrong guesses, endless rounds.

Finally, three themed wordle packs with trophies to earn: Foodle (every answer is food), Football Wordle (both footballs - corners and touchdowns) and Travel Wordle (visa to itinerary). All seven games record to My Stats and ride your backup and Drive sync.

August 8, 2026 - Today's puzzles at a glance, friend challenges and printable QR codes

The homepage now shows a Today's puzzles strip under the board: all four daily modes - Daily, Quordle Sequence, Hurdle and Don't Wordle - with a check for the ones you've finished and a flame showing your Daily streak (hover or tap it for the details). Come back tomorrow and collect all four again.

Beat a word in unlimited mode? A new Challenge a friend button copies a ready-to-send message with a private link to that exact word. And when you finish a friend's custom challenge, a Make one to send back button keeps the duel going. QR codes on the create page can now also be printed as a classroom-ready handout sheet.

August 8, 2026 - QR code sharing and a classroom full-screen mode

Custom challenges built on Create Your Own Wordle now come with a scannable QR code next to the share link - open it on a phone in one scan, or download it as a PNG for handouts. A new Full screen button blows the code up to fill the whole display, made for teachers projecting a challenge to the classroom: students scan the board and play on their own devices.

Multiplayer lobbies get the same treatment: a QR button beside the invite link so friends in the room join by pointing their camera at your screen - no typing a code.

Under the hood, the site now records anonymous gameplay events (game started, won or lost, shared) so we can see which modes people enjoy and improve them. As always, nothing personal: your stats and streaks stay in your browser.

August 4, 2026 - Regional English, more word lengths and reviewed Kids lists

Four carefully separated alternatives to the US list are now live. Wordle UK Unlimited uses British-compatible answers, Wordle Canada follows ESDB's dedicated Canadian spelling system and adds a small reviewed set of familiar Canadian vocabulary, Wordle Australia adds Australian spelling and a small reviewed set of familiar local vocabulary, and Wordle for Kids uses explicit age-appropriate answer allowlists for ages 8–12.

The dictionary selector now combines country and word length without adding another heavy toolbar. US, British, Canadian and Australian English support 4–11 letters; Kids currently supports only the separately reviewed 4-, 5- and 6-letter lists. Statistics are stored by both word list and word length, and all five editions appear separately on My Stats. The new records are included automatically in file backups and Google Drive sync.

The adult dictionaries now come from a pinned ESDB/SCOWL source at the conservative size 60, with a shared regional guess dictionary and country-specific answer selection. Source and copyright details are recorded on the About page and in the footer.

August 3, 2026 - More ways to play and better game statistics

Four new word-game formats are now live. Don't Wordle Unlimited reverses the usual goal: every clue becomes a rule, and your challenge is to avoid the hidden answer for as many legal turns as possible. Its new Daily challenge gives everyone the same answer each day and shares the exact countdown of legal words left. Dordle brings two simultaneous boards, Octordle expands the challenge to eight, and Daily Hurdle links five puzzles by carrying each solved answer into the next stage.

Don't Wordle, Dordle, Quordle, Octordle and Hurdle now have dedicated statistics panels with mode-appropriate streaks, averages and result distributions. The game toolbars were simplified so only genuinely related modes link to one another. We also introduced a shared answer-safety policy across every game: unsuitable terms can still be entered as guesses and receive normal tile feedback, but they are never selected as hidden answers.

The statistics page is now an all-games dashboard. Classic Unlimited and Daily records are tracked separately, every multi-board and reverse mode has its own summary and detailed chart, and Topic progress has a dedicated trophy section. Mode details open in a focused dialog without pulling you down the page. In-game statistics now always open the current mode - including Quordle Daily Sequence - with a direct link to compare the full collection.

July 30, 2026 - Quordle arrives

Two new ways to play: Quordle Unlimited puts four boards under one keyboard - every guess counts on all four, nine guesses to solve them all, endless rounds. And the Quordle Daily Sequence brings the ordered variant: one shared puzzle a day where each board unlocks only when the one before it falls, with built-in hints and a streak to defend. Quordle stats live alongside your Wordle stats and travel with backups and Google Drive sync. Quordle was created by Freddie Meyer and is published by Merriam-Webster - ours is an unofficial, fan-made version with its own words.

July 30, 2026 - Google Drive sync

Your progress can now follow you across devices. Open Settings → Data (or the new shortcut in the Statistics popup) and one click backs up your stats, streaks, trophies and topic progress to your own Google Drive - then restores them on any other device. The backup lives in a private app-data area of your Drive: nothing is ever stored on our servers, and you can delete it or revoke access at any time. If the two sides ever disagree, you choose which copy wins before anything is overwritten. File backups (export/import) keep working as before.

Alongside this, the header menu got a cleanup - lighter link styling - and the keyboard options moved into the Appearance tab so Settings stays three simple tabs.

July 27, 2026 - Wordle in 16 languages

The international games are back, rebuilt: unlimited Wordle in French, Spanish, Russian, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, German, Turkish, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Polish, Greek, Czech and Ukrainian - each with its own dictionary and native keyboard layout, including AZERTY, QWERTZ, Greek and Cyrillic. Settings, sounds and statistics work everywhere.

We also finished a deep quality pass on the topic database: hundreds of factual, spelling and category fixes, and near-duplicate packs merged.

July 25, 2026 - A new home: wordleunlimited.me

We are retiring mywordle.org and moving to our new home, wordleunlimited.me. mywordle.org has been live since 2022, and we're grateful to every one of you who made it part of your daily routine over the years - thank you for the streaks, the shared grids and the word-pack ideas. This new site is where all of that continues.

Wordle Unlimited is a ground-up rebuild of the game you know: unlimited play with no daily wall, the shared Daily Challenge, word lengths from 4 to 11 letters, hundreds of themed topic packs, a custom puzzle builder, and new comfort settings - light and dark themes, a high-contrast color-blind-friendly mode, win sounds and a swappable keyboard layout.

We're also building translated (i18n) sub-pages so more players can enjoy the game in their own language. That work takes a while to do well - we'll announce each language here as it ships.

Have feedback on the new site? Use the Feedback link in the menu - we read every comment.