You know the word.
The machine doesn't.
A daily word game where you write the clue and a language model has to guess it. Five obvious words are blocked. The shortest clue that works wins.
Currently in closed testing · Android · iOS to follow
The machine is good. That's the problem.
It gets almost any fair clue on the first try, so “can you make it guess” is not much of a question. The real one is how few characters can you do it in — and that turns out to be a genuinely steep curve. Measured against the real model:
So every puzzle shows par — the median clue length among everyone who has solved it. Your score is not a number in a vacuum; it is a number next to everyone else's.
Thirty seconds a day
Built in the open
Kotlin Multiplatform — around 94% of the code is written once and runs on both Android and iOS, including every screen. The API is a Cloudflare Worker, the guesses come from Gemini, and subscriptions run through RevenueCat.
The whole thing is public, including the part where a substring check for banned words kept rejecting delight, sandwich and window until someone measured it. See for yourself.