Daily Five

Daily Five is the shared daily puzzle on FiveLetterWords, a site of Wordle solvers, hints and strategy guides run by its founder, Matthew. Each day brings one numbered word, and everyone who plays that day is guessing the same one. The word changes at midnight where you are.

A round works like the game it is modelled on. You type a five-letter word and press Enter, and each tile turns green if the letter is in the right place, yellow if it is in the word somewhere else, or gray if the word has no unused copy of it. Letters can repeat. You have six guesses.

What sets it apart is the analysis around it. The site is built around a solver, and after the puzzle ends a post-game coach explains which of your guesses narrowed the remaining words well, with an optional choice score out of 100 that compares your guesses with the solver's top picks. Suggestions stay hidden until you finish, so the daily word is still yours to solve.

Beside the daily word there is a Practice mode with as many extra words as you like, a Training mode, and a Challenge a friend link that sends someone a word you picked. Stats keep your games played, win rate, daily win streak and guess distribution in the browser. It suits Wordle players who want a second word each morning and those curious about how good their guesses really were.