One code, six characters
Create a free account, start a group, and share its six-character code. Up to 50 members can join without installing an app.
Our model gives the strategy a checkable foundation. The archive adds real Classic puzzles to practice on.
Create a group for friends or family, share its code, and compare your daily results in one place.
Create a free account, start a group, and share its six-character code. Up to 50 members can join without installing an app.
Standings count your best five days from the last seven. Two missed days leave room for life outside the puzzle.
Send kudos for a good result or a reminder to a friend who has not played. It is an easy way to keep the group active.
Add a friend to compare weekly results, build a shared streak, and see how your play changes over time.
Free, like everything else here. Groups are private to their members and never appear in search.
Start with your current board, your next game, or the part of Nerdle you want to understand.
Enter your guesses and match the tile colors. The solver ranks possible next guesses and shows how many modeled answers still fit your feedback.
Open the hints one at a time and stop when you have enough to try another guess. The official answer stays behind a separate reveal.
Replay a verified Classic puzzle, try today's NerdleBuddy original, or choose an original puzzle by date, difficulty, or occasion.
Create a group to compare daily results, or add friends for head-to-head weeks and shared streaks. A free account keeps that record together.
Your profile brings together puzzle history, streaks, points, and badges. Sign in with Google to keep that progress across devices.
Share a recorded finish to show your colored board and score without the equation. Your friend can open the same puzzle and try it themselves.
Nerdle is the original game. NerdleBuddy is an independent companion with tools, verified replays, and its own extra puzzles.
The daily math game published at nerdlegame.com. We check its published answers, prepare hints from them, and offer replays on our board.
Our own original equations, alongside the solver and guides on this site. A NerdleBuddy puzzle is labeled as an original so you can choose which game to play.
We are an independent fan project and are not affiliated with Nerdle. Anywhere the two appear together, we say which is which.
Checking an answer, learning the game, or sharpening your strategy — start with the page that matches where you are.
Check the published answer, or open hints first if you want to keep solving.
Today’s Nerdle Answer →The exact published equation, replayable on our board — spoiler-free until you solve it.
Play Today’s Nerdle →Enter your equations and tile colors to narrow the candidate list and choose a next guess.
Nerdle Solver →See why 52-34=18 tops the rankings and how to use your first feedback.
Nerdle’s Best Starting Equations →Sign in with Google to save puzzle history, streaks, points, and badges across devices. You can also join groups and compare results with friends.
Create your free profile →Finished the official daily game? Try today's original NerdleBuddy equation, or choose another puzzle to practice. Each original is separate from the official Nerdle answer.
Want to check the work or the people behind it? Read the calculation methodology, learn who makes NerdleBuddy, or review the privacy notice.
An independent companion for Nerdle players, with a solver, strategy guides, verified official answers and replays, and original NerdleBuddy puzzles for extra practice.
On our today's Nerdle answer page, published each day once the puzzle is verified — with spoiler-free hints beside it if you would rather have a nudge.
No. NerdleBuddy is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with Nerdle; the official game is at nerdlegame.com.
Play up to five games a day without signing in. A free Google account removes the daily limit and saves your progress across devices.