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Version 1.2.3 · 2026-07-14
UI improvements and bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.2.3, updated 2026-07-14.







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DAILY WORDER
Five daily word puzzles. Five different ways to feel smart before lunch.
Daily Worder is for people who love words — the kind who notice a good pun, argue about comma placement, and feel genuine joy when a tricky clue finally clicks. The kind of person who noticed the em dash above and now assumes this writing is AI-generated.
It's not, and neither are the puzzles.
Each game takes 3-5 minutes. Each one is created by a human. And yes, it's actually free.
FOURBE: "The one that outsmarted me before I started playing"
Four rounds. Four clues. One hidden subject connecting them all.
Each round gives you a single, deviously crafted clue pointing to a hidden word. No grid. No letter-guessing. Just you, the clue, and the growing suspicion that the answer has been staring at you the entire time.
The catch: every keystroke is final. No backspace. No undo.…
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