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Enter your Quordle guesses once, mark each board's colors, and get one next guess ranked across all four unsolved boards. Compare candidates across active boards using one shared next guess. Xfire ranks suggestions; it does not guarantee the best possible play or official word acceptance.
If an example board's answer were APPLE, the guess ALLEE would produce green, yellow, grey, grey, green. The second L and extra E are grey because only one of each remains after the green letters are matched. This is an example, not today's Quordle answer.
Recommendations compare the remaining words across active boards using Xfire's reference lists and a bounded ranking heuristic. Expected candidate reductions assume those remaining words are equally likely; they are not a guaranteed best play or a certified Quordle acceptance list.
Add each guess once, then tap the five tiles for each Quordle board until they match your colors.
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Recommendations appear after you add a complete guess row and tile colors for at least one board.
What it helps with
Use it when one board is nearly solved but the other boards still need better clues. The solver ranks words by how much they help the whole game, not just the easiest board.
One shared guess
Every recommendation is scored across the active boards.
Board-by-board reasons
See which boards a word helps before you spend the guess.
Quordle help
Enter the colors you already have, then use the recommendation for your next shared guess. Daily hints and answer pages are separate work; this page is focused on the live solve.
Keep the next guess honest
Compare the board-by-board reasons before you play, especially when one answer looks tempting but the other boards need clues.
Type each shared guess once. For each board, tap the tiles until they match the colors you saw in Quordle. Green means correct, yellow means wrong spot, and grey means not used there.
A good Quordle guess often helps several boards at once. This helper ranks guesses by how much they are expected to reduce the remaining answer space across all active boards.
Use the Wordle Word Finder when you only need one board, or the Starter Word Lab when you want opener comparisons.