September 15, 2026

About Us

Try Hard Wordle is a free, independent site for people who like word puzzles. Everything here runs in your browser, there is no sign up, and there is nothing to download.

We are not affiliated with the New York Times, and we are not connected to any other puzzle guide site.

Who we are

This is a small site, run by one person rather than a newsroom. That shapes what you find here. Instead of chasing every puzzle answer every day, the focus is on a handful of tools that stay useful: a practice game you can play as often as you like, and solvers that help when you are stuck on your own board.

What you can do here

How our word lists are built

A word tool is only as good as the list behind it, so it is worth being open about ours.

  • The five letter answer list holds 2,324 words, the ones a round can actually pick as a target.
  • The five letter guess list holds 6,716 words, so uncommon but real words are still accepted when you type them.
  • The general word list holds 46,600 words between three and nine letters, and powers the pattern and letter searches.

The general list is built from a standard American English spelling dictionary, then filtered. Only plain a to z words survive, which removes proper nouns, abbreviations such as blvd and dept, Roman numerals, and jargon that would be frustrating to see in a word game. Each list is a plain text file that your browser downloads once. The matching then happens on your own device.

Who writes and builds this

Saif runs Try Hard Wordle. He looks after the tools on the site, including the Wordle solver, Octordle and Dordle, and writes the guides that go with them. He plays the daily puzzles himself, which is usually where the ideas for new tools come from.

Every article on the site carries his name and the date it was last updated, so you can see who wrote a page and how current it is.

How we work

  • No daily answer pages. We do not publish today’s Wordle answer, or today’s answer for any other puzzle. If you want to be told the answer, this is the wrong site. If you want to work it out faster, it is the right one.
  • Your letters stay with you. The solvers and games run in your browser. What you type is never sent to a server.
  • We say when a game is random. Our practice games pick their words at random rather than following a daily schedule, and we say so on the page instead of implying a daily puzzle.
  • Pages get updated, and dated. When a guide changes, the update date on it changes too.
  • No scraped content. The guides here are written for this site.

Get in touch

Found a word the solver rejects that it should accept, or a bug in one of the games? Tell us and it can be fixed. Use the contact page and it will reach Saif directly.