Wordle Solver

Wordle is a word game created by Josh Wardle. The goal was to find a five-letter word in six attempts.

Each attempt by the player is a word already in the dictionary. A color system indicates which letters are correctly placed (green), incorrectly placed (yellow), and not present in the word (gray).

Players will recognize it from the TV game show Motus, a mix of Mastermind and anagrams.

The original game is in English and contains only one word per day, identical for all players worldwide.

Indicate the pattern of the word with - (dash) for unknown letters. At the first word, no need to use the solver, start with a random word (or almost, see below).

Indicate the misplaced letters and the missing letters deduced from the preceding words.

The solver will show the full list of possible words.

The first word can be decisive, it is advisable to propose a word which uses a maximum of distinct letters among those used in the language of the game.

In English, the most frequent letters are E, T, A, O, I, N, S, R, H. dCode therefore suggests using as the first 5 letter word: NOTES , NOISE, etc. If no letter is well placed, try the following letters like the word CRUSH or LUNCH.

In the variants of the game using more letters, dCode offers INSERT, RETAIN for 6 letters and ANOTHER or SENATOR for 7 letters.

Using the dCode solver can be seen as a form of assistance or optimization. Since Wordle is a game without direct competition or official rankings, the use of a solver remains personal and does not impact other players.

Using dCode to break records or effortlessly impress others is, however, considered cheating.

Wordle can be seen as a minimalist, everyday digital version of Lingo.

Wordle was created in 2008 by Jonathan Feinberg, a very successful copy was put online in November 2021 by Josh Wardle, a concept which was bought by the New York Times.