Wordhoard
Rate itSwipe as many words as you can from the day's letters, 30 seconds a board.
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Wordhoard is a quick daily word game for iPhone. Each day brings three boards of 6, 8 and 9 letters, the same for every player, and you have 30 seconds on each to swipe out the best words you can. Each board size keeps its own global leaderboard.
About Wordhoard
Wordhoard sets a ring of letters on the screen and gives you a short clock. You swipe from letter to letter to build words, and each valid word scores. Longer words, rare letters with bonus multipliers and quick chains of words that build a combo all push the score up, and using every letter is the thing to aim for before time runs out. A built-in dictionary checks each word.
The Daily is three boards: easy with 6 letters, medium with 8 and hard with 9, each with 30 seconds. Every player in the world gets the same letters, and each board size has its own global leaderboard, which is the only part of the game that goes online. Everything else plays fully offline.
Between dailies there is Open Play, where you pick the board size and timer and play as long as you like, and a friends game: one phone shows a QR code, the others scan it, and every phone deals the same letters with no connection needed. The app keeps your scores, accuracy, streaks and longest words.
Wordhoard is made by Arno Welgemoed and came out in August 2026. It is free with ads. Wordhoard Plus removes the ads, shows every possible answer after each round and lets you choose your scoreboard name.
How to play Wordhoard
- Open the Daily and pick easy (6 letters), medium (8) or hard (9).
- Drag across the letters to spell a word and lift your finger to submit it. Each tile can be used once per word.
- Find as many words as you can in 30 seconds. A word scores its length, times its rarest letter, times your combo.
- Keep the correct words coming to build the combo up to x5. A wrong guess resets it and costs a point.
- Play all three boards. Your first finish on each is the ranked one, and later replays are practice.
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Tips
- Look for common endings first (-ed, -er, -ing, -s) to turn one word into several.
- Use the bonus-marked letter early; its multiplier is worth more inside a longer word.
- Short words keep a combo alive when you cannot see a long one.
- Try to spot the word that uses every letter in the first few seconds; it is worth chasing.
Questions
Are the Wordhoard daily boards the same for everyone?
Yes. Every player in the world gets the same three daily boards.
How long is each board?
30 seconds for each of the 6, 8 and 9 letter daily boards.
Is Wordhoard free?
Yes, with ads. Wordhoard Plus removes the ads, reveals every answer after a round and lets you pick your scoreboard name.
Does Wordhoard need a connection?
No. Only the daily scoreboard is online; the game, Open Play and the friends game work offline.
When does the Wordhoard daily reset?
New boards arrive at midnight UTC every day, in the three sizes of 6, 8 and 9 letters.
Can I replay a daily board?
Yes, but only your first finish counts for the scoreboard. Replays after that are practice.
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