Daily Word Puzzle — Play Today, Build Your Own
Today's board is a real puzzle built inside a world: six tries, one answer for everybody until midnight. Point the same loop at your own cast and tomorrow's answers are yours.













Play today's board.
Six tries, real colours, the same answer for everyone until midnight UTC.
What Studio builds when you ask for a daily puzzle
Studio opens a session in your world, writes the board in plain HTML and CSS, draws the backdrop and the character beside it, then publishes the page as a work with its own link. The date index, the streak and the share text are a handful of lines in that file, so swapping the cast or the theme is an edit, not a rebuild.
- One answer a day — The word comes from the date, so everyone opening the link sees the same board, and it rolls over at midnight UTC.
- Streak and archive — The result, the best run and the last seven boards are kept in the browser, so a missed day does not wipe the streak.
- A link you can send — The puzzle publishes as a work in your world. The URL opens on the grid — no start button, no download.
Questions before you type
Can I play without an account?
Yes. The board above opens straight into the grid — six tries, an on-screen keyboard, no sign-up. Building one is the part that needs a Studio session.
Does the word really change every day?
It is derived from the date, so the same answer holds for everyone until 00:00 UTC. The countdown above the board shows how long is left.
Can I play yesterday's puzzle?
The last seven days stay in the archive. Older boards drop off unless you keep your own copy of the answer list.
How do I make one for my own world?
Type a place or an occasion in the box. Studio keeps your cast, builds the board and publishes it as a work with a link you can send.
Can the answers be my characters' names?
Yes, as long as each is five letters. The prompt asks for names and places from your world, and any common five-letter word is still accepted as a guess.
Does sharing spoil the answer?
No. The share button copies the emoji grid and the try count, never the word itself.
Does it work on a phone?
The board fits a 390 px screen with the keyboard underneath it. Tap the keys; there is no pinch and no sideways scroll.
What if a guess is not accepted?
The row shakes and does not use a try. The accepted list is a few hundred common five-letter words, kept separate from the answer list.
Your cast, one board a day
One sentence about the place, and the puzzle comes back playable with the answer list, streak and share card already wired.