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Ultimate Wordle Solver & Word Finder

Single Letter Position

Find words when you know exactly where one letter must go.

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Two Letter Sequence

Solve puzzles where two letters must stay together.

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Start & End Patterns

Browse 5-letter words by starting and ending letter, plus A-first/R-position and Y-only patterns.

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Starter Word LabCompare openers like SLATE vs. CRANE vs. ADIEU.NewLetter Frequency ExplorerSee which letters are most common in real answers.

Your Unfair Advantage for Wordle

Every day, millions of players take on the daily Wordle puzzle, aiming for that all-green grid. Whether you’re protecting a long streak or just getting started, the right tools can make all the difference.

How Wordle Works: The Basics

Wordle is simple: guess a secret five-letter word in six attempts. Every guess gives feedback:

  • GREEN= Letter is correct.
  • YELLOW= Wrong spot.
  • GREY= Not in word.

From Guessing to Strategy

Winning consistently means moving from random guesses to smart deduction. Don’t just copy someone else’s opener—use the Starter Word Lab to compare options like ADIEU vs. CRANE and see which one covers more of today's potential answers before you commit.

How Our Tools Help

Use our Wordle word finder and answer helper to feed in your green/yellow/grey clues and instantly see every possible answer. Need deeper research? Browse the single-letter and two-letter list hubs to explore every pattern the puzzle can throw at you.

NYT Connections Hints & Tools

Master the Associations in Connections

Unlike Wordle, Connections isn't about spelling, it's about lateral thinking. The puzzle is designed to trick you with crossover words that seem to fit multiple groups. Our tools help you spot the red herrings and lock onto the true links.

How Connections Works: Difficulty

Your goal is to sort 16 words into four groups of four. Each group is color-coded by how tricky the association is to spot:

  • YELLOW= Straightforward & simple.
  • GREEN= Some trivia required.
  • BLUE= Abstract or specific knowledge.
  • PURPLE= Tricky wordplay & blanks.

Stop Guessing, Start Shuffling

The game board is intentionally arranged to mislead you. Before you commit to a single group, hit the Shuffle button a few times. Breaking the initial visual pattern often reveals the distinct word clusters that were hiding in plain sight.

Spoiler-Free Nudges

Stuck on the last four? Our Connections hints tool doesn't just dump the answer. It reveals the category themes first, then the specific tiles, so you can rescue a tricky board while still feeling like you earned the win.

NYT Spelling Bee Helper & Tools

Word finderExplore every answer for today's hive with filters.Today's hintsGentle, spoiler‑layered help for today's hive.Pangram helperStep‑by‑step pangram hints when you're stuck.

How NYT Spelling Bee Works

Each day’s hive gives you seven letters: one required centre letter and six surrounding letters. Your goal is to make as many valid words as possible using those letters, always including the centre.

Scoring & Ranks

Four-letter words are worth 1 point; longer words are worth their length. Pangrams (the words that use every letter at least once) earn a bonus and are often the key to hitting higher ranks like Amazing, Genius, and Queen Bee.

Using Our Spelling Bee Tools

Start with Today’s Hints to understand the hive’s structure, totals, and rank thresholds. When you’re stuck on the pangram, switch to the Pangram Helper for step-by-step nudges before you reveal it.

Practice Without Burning Guesses

Once you’re done playing the official board, use the Word Finder to explore every valid answer for today’s hive. Filter by length, starting letter, and score to study patterns and high-value words without risking your streak.

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