Letter Spin

Letter Spin is a word game by Conrad Abbott, a developer in Canada, that puts out numbered boards every day. The first Daily board went up on 1 January 2026, so the count matches the day of the year (#295 on 22 October 2026). A second board, the Mini, was added later and was at #128 on the same day. Both are built from the date, so every player gets the same letters.

The Daily is a 4x4 grid of sixteen letters. You make words of four letters or more by moving from one tile to a neighbouring one, across, up, down or on a diagonal. A side panel sorts what you find into 4-letter, 5-letter and 6-letter lists and shows how many are left in each (55 words on 22 October). One longer Super Word, seven letters on the Daily, is counted apart. The Mini is a 3x3 grid with fewer words (25 that day) and an eight-letter Super Word. The Spin button turns the board so the letters can be read from another angle, and you can tap any word you found to read its definition.

Words earn stars, and so do three small challenges set each day, such as using the glowing tile, finding bonus words that are not on the main list or finding several long words in a row. Stars buy help: the first two letters of a hidden word, or a full 4, 5 or 6-letter word, at a higher price for longer words. The Super Word is never revealed. After ten words the tiles show how many words still start on each letter. The menu holds your history, yesterday's answers and a switch that turns hints off for a stricter game.

You play as a guest with no sign-up; an optional account saves stats and streaks and puts you on the daily and yearly leaderboards. The site and the Android app have no ads. It suits players of Squaredle, Squares or Boggle who want one fixed grid a day with a quick Mini beside it.