Feele

About Feele

Feele is a small browser word ladder built around feelings. Each puzzle shows a starting mood and a target mood, for example MAD and AWE, and you get from one to the other by changing a single letter at a time. Every word along the way has to be a real English word of the same length, and the words in the middle do not have to be about feelings at all.

The daily puzzle changes at 00:00 UTC, and everyone playing on the same date gets the same pair. Some days use three-letter words, others four or five, and the board shows a par: the length of the shortest route in Feele's own word list. Rejected entries cost nothing, while going back to an earlier word costs a move. Letters that already match the target are highlighted but not locked, so a detour is sometimes the fastest way through.

A Hint button shows one next word on a shortest route, and marks your result as hinted. When you finish, the share text gives the mood pair, the date, your moves and whether you used a hint, without giving away the words in between. A Practice tab offers extra puzzles that do not touch your daily statistics.

There is no account and nothing to install: progress and stats stay in your browser. The page keeps a space for advertising, but it says no ads are loaded. Feele suits anyone who likes short spelling puzzles such as Weaver or a classic word ladder, with a gentle theme on top.

How to play Feele

1. Read the two mood words at the top: the one you start from and the one you need to reach.
2. Type a word of the same length that changes exactly one letter of your current word, and press Enter.
3. Keep the other letters in place: you cannot add, remove or rearrange letters.
4. Carry on one letter at a time until your word becomes the target.
5. Compare your number of moves with par, then share your result if you like.

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Tips

• Work backward from the target: think of words one letter away from it and aim for those.
• Vowels are usually the easiest letter to swap when you are stuck.
• A letter that already matches the target can still be changed if a detour opens a shorter way.
• Use Undo to back out of a dead end; rejected words do not add moves.

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