Conexo
Sort sixteen words into four groups of four, in English, Portuguese or Spanish.
Every day: One new grid of 16 words a day in each language (English, Portuguese and Spanish), the same for every player; sort them into four groups of four with something in common. New puzzle: Midnight in your own time zone; the game picks the day by your device's date.

Conexo is a daily word grouping game from Daydash, the studio behind Contexto. Each day you get sixteen words and find the four hidden groups of four. There is no limit on wrong guesses: the game counts your guesses and any hints you take, and you share that tally.
About Conexo
Conexo is a browser game from Daydash, the makers of Contexto and Letroso. It began in Portuguese in 2023 and later added English and Spanish, and each language has its own daily puzzle, so a player can do all three.
The puzzle is a grid of sixteen words. Four of them have something in common, and the grid holds four such groups. You click four words; once the fourth is selected the game checks the group straight away. A right group is set aside with its category shown, and a wrong one is simply cleared so you can try again.
Unlike Connections there is no mistake limit, so you always finish. What you share is how many guesses and hints you used, which makes a clean solve the real goal. Hints are there for when you are stuck, and they are counted too.
A calendar of previous games lets you go back and play any earlier day, and signing in with Google syncs your results between devices. The games are free with ads; a paid Daydash Pass removes ads across Contexto, Conexo, Letroso and Expresso for a fixed period.
How to play Conexo
- Open today's game in your language.
- Click four words you think belong together; click a word again to deselect it.
- When the fourth word is selected the game checks the group.
- A correct group is revealed with its category; if it is wrong, try another combination.
- Find all four groups, then share your count of guesses and hints.
Tips
- Look for the words that could fit two groups first; they decide the rest of the board.
- Since mistakes are unlimited, aim for the fewest guesses rather than speed.
- Read each word more than one way; a word that looks like it fits an obvious group may belong to a less obvious one.
- Try the Portuguese or Spanish grid for extra practice; they are separate puzzles, not translations.
Questions
When does a new Conexo come out?
At midnight on your device; the game picks the day's grid by your local date.
Is there a limit on wrong guesses?
No. The game counts your guesses and hints, and you share that count.
Can I play earlier puzzles?
Yes. The previous games calendar opens any past day.
Who makes Conexo?
Daydash, which also makes Contexto, Letroso and Expresso.
Is Conexo free?
Yes, with ads. A Daydash Pass removes the ads for a set number of days.
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