WordHubPro
Find the right five-letter word in seconds
What it does
WordHubPro is a free five-letter word finder, Wordle solver, and word unscrambler designed for faster word-game solving. Filter words by starting, ending, included, excluded, and misplaced letters; use Wordle-style green, yellow, and gray clues; check Scrabble scores; and explore useful word lists. No signup is required—enter your clues and get relevant results instantly.
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- TMThree Magic Words2022 · threemagicwords.app · ▲204
Here’s a free, fun, novel five-letter word game for the web! It’s a game I originally wrote for the iPhone in 2010, but wasn’t able to finish before my first child was born. When I left my senior web developer job in September 2021 I figured I would postpone looking for work and finish the game before another 11 years passed, and expose myself to new skills doing it (in this case, Swift). I released it on the App Store in December, then turned my attention to doing a web version — when suddenly Wordle was in The NY Times, and then everywhere. Perhaps foolishly, I plowed ahead and here we…
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