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Clue Funnel

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Name the day's mystery subject from six clues, each plainer than the last.

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Clue Funnel's puzzle for 28 October 2026 on a desktop, with three clues about a woman of the fourteenth century BCE shown above the guess box

Clue Funnel gives you one mystery subject a day, a person, place, event, work or idea, and six clues that start vague and grow specific. Every wrong guess opens the next clue, and the fewer clues you need, the better your score. Its Sports Funnel does the same with a daily sports subject.

About Clue Funnel

Clue Funnel is a one-answer trivia game built on a simple shape: a funnel of six clues. The first is deliberately broad, along the lines of a polymath who excelled in several fields, and each one after it narrows the field until the last all but names the answer. The subject can be a person, a place, an idea, an event, a cultural work or any other notable topic.

You type a guess at any point. Spelling does not need to be exact, as reasonable variations are accepted. A wrong guess reveals the next clue, and the round ends when you get it or the sixth clue is used up. Solving it shows a short read about the subject, which is part of the game's aim to be simple and educational.

The same site runs more than one daily game. Sports Funnel uses identical rules for a daily sports answer, with its own share colour and its own archive. Timeline, at cluefunnel.com/timeline, is a daily history challenge of a different kind. You get six historical events and choose how many to stake, from two to six, then place them in order. More events score more points, but one mistake loses the lot, so most players stop short of all six. It has its own archive of past days. Each funnel gets a new puzzle at midnight UTC, and past puzzles can be played from the archive pages. The main archive goes back to late November 2025. There is no account, and an optional email reminder sends the day's puzzle.

It suits trivia players who like the moment a vague clue suddenly makes sense, and anyone who wants a short daily quiz with a single answer rather than a list of questions.

How to play Clue Funnel

  1. Open Clue Funnel, or Sports Funnel for a sports answer, and read the first clue.
  2. Type your guess; close spellings are accepted.
  3. If you are wrong, the next, more specific clue appears.
  4. Keep guessing until you solve it or all six clues are shown.
  5. Read about the answer, share your result and try past puzzles in the archive.

Screenshots

The same day's Clue Funnel puzzle at phone size, two clues shown above the Reveal next clue button and the guess box
Clue Funnel share card: the name Clue Funnel above a blue funnel made of four stacked bands and the line Your Daily 6-Clue Puzzle Challenge

Tips

  • Guess early even on a vague clue; a wrong guess costs only the clue you would have seen anyway.
  • Read each clue against all the earlier ones, since the answer must fit every clue.
  • Early clues often describe a category, so list what fits before guessing.
  • For Sports Funnel, think about the era and the sport hinted at before naming a person.

Questions

When does Clue Funnel get a new puzzle?

Every day at midnight UTC, for each funnel.

Is there a sports version?

Yes. Sports Funnel at cluefunnel.com/sports uses the same six-clue rules with a sports answer each day.

Does my spelling need to be exact?

No. The game accepts reasonable variations.

Can I play older puzzles?

Yes. Each funnel has an archive of past puzzles.

Is it free?

Yes. It runs free in the browser.

What is Clue Funnel Timeline?

A separate daily game on the same site, at cluefunnel.com/timeline. You pick two to six of the day's six historical events and put them in order. More events earn more points, but a single mistake scores nothing. Past days are in its archive.

Do I need an account?

No. You just open the page and play. Progress is kept in your browser, and an email reminder is optional.

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