One board a day, the same letters for everyone, and thirty words to spend on them. Drag through touching letters to spell a word; the tiles dissolve and the board falls in behind them. Nothing is counting down.
No timers. No accounts.
The Daily Pool
Every player in the world gets the same letters. Because the board is shared, the only difference between your score and anyone else’s is which words you found, and the order you were willing to spend them in.
When one board isn’t enough
For the days the Daily doesn’t last. Score carries from level one and the targets climb; run out of words below a target and the run ends, with a record of how far you got.
The quiet part
A game that promises calm and then interrupts you is not calm.
Lexicove collects analytics. The game reports how a run went — the level, the score, whether a level was harder than intended — so the difficulty can be tuned against real play instead of guesswork. Nothing in it identifies you or your device, and a switch in Records turns it off.
Your run and your records live on your device and are deleted with the app. Read the privacy policy — it says exactly what all of that means.
Lexicove is free on iPhone and iPad.
Something broken, or an idea? [email protected] — I read all of it.