Play a 5-letter word guess
Six tries, three colors, one word — the wordle-style loop in a browser, no app needed.
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The job
Guess a five-letter word in six tries. Each guess earns colored tiles: green means right letter right spot, amber means the letter exists elsewhere, gray means absent. The on-screen keyboard remembers what you've learned.
Guess, read, narrow
Start with a vowel-rich word to map the alphabet fast. Every row's colors narrow the candidate space — a green anchor and two ambers often solves by row three.
Worked example
Answer CRANE, guess TRAIN: T gray, R green at 2, A green at 3, I gray, N amber — the answer holds N at 4. Now _RA_E plus a floating N points at CRANE — the duplicate logic only marks letters the answer actually holds.
Where it stops
One word per page load, chosen uniformly — no daily sync or streaks. The guess list is everyday English; jargon and proper nouns won't validate.