About WordTry

WordTry (wordtry.com) is a free, unlimited word-guessing game for people who love daily word puzzles but don't love waiting 24 hours for the next one. Open the site, start a round, and play as many puzzles as you like — no download, no sign-up required, no daily cap.

What You'll Find on WordTry

• Unlimited play. Every round gives you six attempts to find a five-letter word, with instant color feedback on each guess. Finish one puzzle and start the next straight away.
• A daily puzzle and answer archive. Alongside free play, WordTry publishes a daily puzzle and maintains a dated archive of past answers with hints and short explanations, so you can catch up on any day you missed.
• Streak tracking and leaderboards. Signed-in players can track win streaks, compare results on the leaderboard, and earn achievement badges.
• Spoiler-safe sharing. Generate the classic emoji grid of your result and share it without revealing the answer.
• Strategy articles. Our articles section covers opening-word strategy, vocabulary building, playing with kids, accessibility, and more — written from our own experience running and playing the game.
• Thirteen languages. The interface is available in English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and more.

Why We Built It

We're word-game players ourselves. The one-puzzle-a-day format is a lovely ritual, but it's a frustrating ceiling when you're trying to improve: you can't practice openings, test strategies, or just keep playing on a long commute. WordTry started as a small side project to scratch that itch — a place where the puzzle never runs out — and grew into a full game with streaks, leaderboards, daily answers, and a library of strategy guides.

Our Approach

• Free first. The core game is free and playable without an account. Optional supporter perks help cover hosting costs.
• Light on your data. We only collect what the features need, and we explain exactly what that is in our Privacy Policy.
• Accessible by design. High-contrast and color-blind-friendly modes are built in, and we keep improving keyboard and screen-reader support — our players' accessibility feedback directly shapes the roadmap.
• Fair play. We actively work against cheating on the leaderboard so streaks mean something.

Independence Disclaimer

WordTry is an independent game built by an independent developer. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to The New York Times or the original Wordle in any way. "Wordle" and other referenced game names are trademarks of their respective owners; we use them only to describe the genre of word-guessing games our players already know and love.

Get in Touch

Questions, bug reports, or ideas for a feature? We read everything — see the Contact page or email us directly at support@wordtry.com.