Scramgram
Scrambled letters, thirty seconds, and as many four-letter words as you can find.
Every day: A numbered puzzle of scrambled letters every day, the same for everyone, played against a 30-second clock that grows by 3 seconds for every word found. New puzzle: Once a day (the listing does not state the time).
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Scramgram is a fast daily word game on the web, iPhone and Android. Each day everyone gets the same scrambled letters and a 30-second timer; every four-letter word you find adds three seconds. Common words earn stars, rare ones earn diamonds, and a share card shows how you did.
About Scramgram
Scramgram is a word jumble played against the clock. The day's puzzle gives you a row of scrambled letter tiles and 30 seconds. You tap letters to spell four-letter words, and each correct word adds three seconds to the timer, so a good run keeps itself alive. When time runs out, the round is over.
Words are graded as you find them. Common words earn a star; a rare word earns a diamond and a Rare Word Found message. At the end, a results card counts your words, stars and diamonds and how long you lasted, and can be sent to friends by text or chat. The daily puzzle is numbered, Scramgram #228 for example, and is the same for everyone, so tomorrow everyone starts again from the same letters.
Quick Play serves unlimited scrambles for practice. The app also includes an anagram solver that lists every word that can be made from a set of letters, and the website has a page of yesterday's answers. The game can be played free at scramgram.com with no account and no download.
Scramgram is made by Page Scholar Inc. The app first appeared on the App Store in 2020, and its site links a Google Play version too. The listing promises no energy timers and no pay-to-win. It suits players who find Wordle too slow and like a short burst of pressure.
How to play Scramgram
- Open the day's Scramgram on the app or at scramgram.com.
- Tap letters to spell a four-letter word, then submit it.
- Each correct word adds three seconds to the 30-second clock; keep going as long as you can.
- Look for rare words: they earn diamonds instead of stars.
- When time runs out, share your score card and come back for the next day's letters.
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Tips
- Change one letter at a time between words you have found (LEAD, LOAD, GOAD): it is faster than starting fresh.
- Use the shuffle button when you stop seeing words; a new order often shows new ones.
- Plurals and common endings like -ED are quick finds that buy time for rarer words.
- Check yesterday's answers on the site to learn the rare words the game counts.
Questions
Is the Scramgram puzzle the same for everyone?
Yes. A fresh puzzle drops every day and it is the same for everyone.
Is Scramgram free?
Yes. It is free on the web with no account, and free to download on the App Store and Google Play.
How long is a round?
It starts at 30 seconds, and every word you find adds three seconds.
Can I play more than once a day?
The daily is one puzzle; Quick Play offers unlimited practice scrambles.
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