Word vs Cheatle

Stuck on today's word puzzle? Word-l-lator turns the colored tiles you already have into the smartest word to play next. You play the real puzzle. Word-l-lator does the math. HOW IT WORKS 1. Type the guess you just played into Word-l-lator. 2. Tap each tile to cycle it gray, yellow, or green until it matches the feedback the real puzzle gave you. 3. Tap Show Candidates. Word-l-lator filters the dictionary down to every word still possible and ranks them, best first. 4. Play the word it recommends, come back, and record the new feedback. That's the whole loop. No accounts, no setup, no waiting. FIVE PUZZLE FORMATS Word-l-lator isn't just for single-board puzzles. Pick your format from the Games button and the whole app adapts: • Classic — 1 board, 6 guesses • Two-board — 2 boards, 7 guesses • Four-board — 4 boards, 9 guesses • Eight-board — 8 boards, 13 guesses • Sixteen-board — 16 boards, 21 guesses In multi-board modes every board shares the same guess, but each one hides a different word and gets its own feedback. Word-l-lator tracks all of them at once, keeps a separate list of possibilities for every board, and scores each suggestion by how much it helps across every board still in play. Swipe the board strip or tap a thumbnail to jump between boards. Solved boards get a checkmark and step out of the way. SUGGESTIONS THAT ACTUALLY THINK AHEAD Most solvers just list what's still possible. Word-l-lator ranks by how much information a guess is expected to reveal, so you eliminate the most words per turn instead of taking long-shot stabs. It also tells you what kind of word you're looking at: • Solutions can win a board outright. • Scouts can't win by themselves, but they slice the remaining possibilities apart faster than any Solution can — often the difference between solving a sixteen-board puzzle and running out of guesses. The ranking also downweights the regular plurals and past-tense forms that real answer lists tend to avoid. BUILT FOR REAL PLAY • Known letters carry forward automatically into your next row, so you're not re-tapping the same greens over and over. • Undo backs out the last row when you mistype a letter or tap a color wrong. • Reset clears everything for a fresh puzzle in one tap. • A warning appears if you enter a word the dictionary doesn't recognize, before you waste a guess on it. • Browse candidates by common words, uncommon words, or the full dictionary. • A built-in help screen walks through the steps and adapts to the mode you're playing. ON EVERY DEVICE YOU OWN One app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Choose from a set of color themes, with full Dark Mode support, and the entire interface scales cleanly with Dynamic Type if you prefer larger text. SIMPLE, HONEST PRICING Word-l-lator is free to try. After you've had a good run with it, a single one-time purchase unlocks it permanently. No subscription, no ads, no account, no recurring charges — buy it once and it's yours. WHY PEOPLE USE IT Some days you want the satisfaction of solving it cold. Other days the answer is one of forty words and you've got two guesses left. Word-l-lator is for those days — and for the multi-board formats where doing the bookkeeping in your head simply isn't realistic. Word-l-lator is an independent solving assistant. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the publishers of any word puzzle.

Cheatle is a Wordle solver that helps you crack the daily puzzle. Type your guess, tap each letter tile to match Wordle's color feedback, and get instant, ranked suggestions for your next guess. FEATURES • Smart suggestions ranked by how much information each guess would reveal • Full list of every remaining possible answer — tap any word to fill it into the grid • No account required — just open the app and start solving • Works offline — no internet required to solve • Clean, Wordle-style interface HOW TO USE 1. Type your first guess and tap ENTER 2. Tap each letter tile to change its color to match Wordle's feedback (grey, yellow, green) 3. Pick a suggested word, or type your own next guess 4. Repeat until you crack it Cheatle isn't a Wordle clone — it's a helper for the daily puzzle at nytimes.com/games/wordle. Perfect when you're stuck, want to preserve your streak, or just want to see the mathematically best next move.