September 13, 2026
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Dordle gives you two hidden five letter words and one shared keyboard. Every guess you type is played against both grids at the same time, and you get seven guesses in total. That is one extra guess compared with Wordle for twice the work, which is what makes the game tight.
It is free, there is no sign up and no download, and you can start a new round whenever you like.
The on screen keyboard is shared. A letter is coloured by the best result it has earned across the grids you have not solved yet, so a key can show green while one of the two words still does not contain it.
Two grids and seven guesses gives you very little slack. These are the habits that help most.
The three games share the same scoring rules. What changes is how many words you are holding in your head at once.
| Game | Grids | Guesses | Spare guesses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wordle | 1 | 6 | 5 |
| Dordle | 2 | 7 | 5 |
| Octordle | 8 | 13 | 5 |
Each format gives you five guesses more than the number of grids. That sounds generous until you try it: with eight grids those five spare guesses are shared across all of them, while in Dordle they are all yours for two words. Dordle is the gentlest way into multi grid play, and it is a good place to test opening pairs before you take them to Octordle.
Yes. There is no sign up, no download and no paywall. Open the page and play.
Seven, shared across both grids. Every guess is scored on both words at the same time.
No. Every round picks two random words from the answer list, so you can play as many rounds as you like in one sitting. Nothing here is tied to a date.
That grid dims and stops taking new guesses. Your remaining guesses all apply to the word you have left.
Guesses have to be five letters and in the word list. The list covers common English five letter words, so unusual spellings and proper nouns will not be accepted.
Yes. On small screens the keyboard sticks to the bottom of the screen so both grids stay visible while you type.