Cluno

Cluno is a small daily word puzzle that runs in the browser. Every day there is one answer, always a physical object such as a piano, a rake or a snorkel, and four clues that lead to it. Everyone gets the same word on the same date.

The first clue is the vaguest and reads like a riddle: Lets you breathe while looking the other way. Each wrong guess uncovers the next clue, and they grow more literal as they go, from a description of its shape to where you would use it, until the last one nearly names it. A pill at the top shows how many points are still available: 4 if you get it from the first clue, down to 1 if you need all four. Your earlier guesses stay listed under the box.

The result can be shared as the clues you used and the points you kept, without the answer. The game plays with no account; a free account saves your streak and stats across devices and puts you on a weekly leaderboard. There are no ads on the page.

It takes a minute or two and suits anyone who likes riddles and quick guessing games more than letter puzzles.