Forgle

Forgle puts four different word puzzles side by side on one page and counts how many of today's four you have finished. A countdown shows when the next global puzzle arrives, at midnight UTC, and each puzzle carries its own number.

Decay starts from a word and asks you to drop one letter at a time and rearrange the rest into a smaller word, down to the day's target length; a wrong word adds a strike and a hint is marked on your result. Blend gives you a portmanteau, such as brunch, and you name the two words it was forged from. Blend gives four tries, and a short clue sits under the letters. Nexus shows four fragments and asks for the one word that turns each into a compound word or familiar phrase, within six guesses.

Tectonic is a five by five letter grid where each column keeps its letters in order but can rotate up or down and wrap around. You shift the columns until all five rows spell five-letter words at once, against a par number of shifts.

Each puzzle has a calendar of earlier days, which open in a practice mode that leaves your streak alone, its own stats and a hint button, and when you finish all four you can share a combined result. It suits players who like a short set of varied word puzzles rather than one long one.

There is no account and no sign-up: progress and streaks stay in your browser, and the pages carry no advertising.