
The daily word chain puzzle: find the word that links clues
Chainle is a daily word puzzle where you find the word that connects clue words, like linking pizza and pasta with 'tomato'. Each day offers five rounds — two-word bridges, a three-word bridge, and a closest-connection round — worth 1000 points each. Everyone gets the same puzzle daily, with semantic scoring that rewards words close in meaning to every clue at once, plus an archive to revisit past puzzles.
Five rounds a day where you find a word that links clue words, with everyone playing the same puzzle each day.
There is no single right answer — your guess is scored on how close in meaning it is to every clue at once, and matching the strongest known link earns the full 1000 points.
Three two-word bridge rounds (one word belonging with both clues), one three-word bridge round (one word fitting all three clues), and one closest-connection round (the word nearest in meaning to a single clue).
Each clue's chain grows toward your word the closer you get, so you can see how well your guess fits.
Return to a past date from the open archive and pick up where you left off.
One guess per round across five rounds, for a maximum of 5000 points a day.
Every round gives you clue words with a gap between them — for example pizza + pasta.
Type any word you think fills the gap; there is no single right answer.
Your word is scored on how close in meaning it is to every clue at once, and each clue's chain grows toward your word visually. A word that fits one clue but not the other scores almost nothing; matching the strongest known link makes the chains meet in the middle for the full 1000.
Chainle is a daily word game where you find the word that links clue words — for example, pizza and pasta are linked by tomato. Each day has five rounds worth 1000 points each, for up to 5000 points, and everyone gets the same puzzle.
There is no single right answer. Your word is scored on how close in meaning it is to every clue at once. A word that fits one clue but not the other scores almost nothing, and matching the strongest known link earns the full 1000.
You get one guess per round across the five daily rounds.
Three rounds are two-word bridges (one word belonging with both clues), one is a three-word bridge (one word fitting all three clues), and one is a closest connection (the word nearest in meaning to a single clue).
Yes. The open archive lets you return to a previous date and pick up where you left off.
Yes — five rounds a day, the same for everyone.