Pocket Puzzles

Pocket Puzzles opens on a dated menu of five word games, each a short daily challenge with its own number. It is made by Puzzlelike LLC, and its puzzles are edited by Ron Lee; the site and the iOS app both date from 2024.

Fix The Mix gives a clue and several rows of boxes with a few letters already in place; you fill the rest from one shared pool of letter tiles. On 18 October 2026, challenge No. 1533, the clue was Farm Animals and the rows held five words, with three hints and a shuffle button to help. Passcodes lays out twenty words and a clue such as SPY 3: you pick the words that fit each clue, and revealing the next clue costs a point. Four Square starts from four corner boxes, each with two clue words and a first letter, and every answer you solve feeds the rows that lead to the final word.

String Theory is a themed word search: a grid of letters and a category (Food and Drink on 18 October), where you trace the connected words of a hidden phrase. Letterheads gives seven letters, two of them key letters in blue; every word must use at least one key letter, words using both score more, and you climb ranks from Okay to Megastar, finishing once you reach Great.

Each puzzle has a timer or a score and a short Start Here card that explains it. The site keeps your stats and streaks, and a free account opens an archive of past days. The pages carry no ads. It suits players who want a varied set of quick word puzzles in one place rather than a single game.