1. Rebuild the board
Each row recreates the clues you saw in the real puzzle, including duplicate-letter edge cases and the final solved answer.
Enter your guesses to analyze your finished Wordle game.
Enter each guess from your finished game in order. Focus a tile to edit it. Use the color buttons to match the feedback you saw, then analyze your game to open the full report.
This page is built for reviewing a completed puzzle, not finding a live next guess. Rebuild the path you actually played, then let the engine grade each decision in context.
Each row recreates the clues you saw in the real puzzle, including duplicate-letter edge cases and the final solved answer.
The engine measures guess quality, candidate reduction, hard-mode legality, and whether stronger alternatives were available at that moment.
After you click Analyze Game, the site opens a dedicated strategy report with better alternatives, luck-vs-skill commentary, and a shareable review link.
Wordle Analyzer is designed to explain your finished game in plain language, not just output numbers.
See how efficient each move was compared with the engine’s strongest option.
Separate statistically fortunate outcomes from moves that were strong on their own merits.
Compare your path with the continuation the engine would have taken from the same board.
Spot the turns where a stronger splitter or likely answer was available and why it mattered.
Send a spoiler-safe report link that opens to the same finished-game review.
The homepage is focused on analysis intent. If you are still solving, researching openers, or improving your process, use the dedicated page for that job.
Short answers here, with a fuller FAQ available on the dedicated page. Read the full FAQ
You can play the official daily Wordle on The New York Times. This site is built for analysis, review, and next-move coaching after or during your own game.