WordAnswer.Today is a daily Wordle companion site that publishes the current puzzle's answer behind spoiler-safe progressive reveals, alongside hints, puzzle metadata, and a dated answer archive. The page is built around a single daily record — for example, puzzle #1915 for Wednesday, September 16, 2026 — and lets solvers open clues one at a time before committing to the full answer.
What is WordAnswer.Today?
WordAnswer.Today is a browser-based Wordle hint and answer companion that takes the current NYT Wordle puzzle number and date as its input and outputs a spoiler-safe hint set plus the API-published answer. It runs entirely in the browser, with interactive controls for revealing individual letter tiles, and it also covers other daily NYT games such as Connections, Strands, Spelling Bee, Pips, and the Mini, Midi, and full Crosswords.
What makes WordAnswer.Today stand out?
- Progressive letter tiles — The five answer positions are hidden individually; tapping a tile reveals only that letter, and a separate control shows the full word.
- Staged clue set — Three of four clues are shown by default: one vowel, no repeated letters, and a five-letter length, with a fourth "Another clue" slot available.
- Puzzle metadata panel — Each answer page lists puzzle number, letter count, vowel count, and letter pattern (for example, "All unique").
- Difficulty estimate — A pattern-only score on a 10-point scale (5.2 of 10 for puzzle #1915) with Easy, Medium, Tricky, and Hard bands.
- Countdown timer — A live hours/minutes/seconds countdown to the next Wordle update.
- Dated answer archive — Past answers are listed with date, puzzle number, and word, each linking to its own hint page.
- 5-letter word shortcuts — Generated links filter candidate words by starting letters, included letters, and endings (for example, starting W, with I, ending Y).
- Multi-game coverage — Companion hint and answer pages for Connections, Strands, Spelling Bee, Pips, and the NYT crossword variants.
Who should use WordAnswer.Today?
- Daily Wordle solvers who want a nudge without seeing the whole answer, using the vowel, repetition, and length clues first.
- Stuck players who want to reveal a single letter position rather than the entire word.
- Archive researchers checking past Wordle answers by date or puzzle number.
- Multi-game players who also need daily hints for Connections, Strands, Spelling Bee, or the NYT crosswords.
Use cases
- Hint-first solving: A player opens the vowel, repetition, and length clues, then compares candidates using the 5-letter word filters before revealing anything.
- Single-letter rescue: A solver with four guesses used taps one tile to confirm a position instead of spoiling the full answer.
- Archive lookup: Someone reviewing past puzzles browses the dated list from #1908 (BURST) through #1915 (WISPY).
- Cross-game routine: A daily player moves from the Wordle page to the Connections, Strands, or Spelling Bee hint pages for the same date.
How does WordAnswer.Today work?
The page loads the current puzzle's API record and renders it as hidden tiles plus a staged clue list. Solvers open the vowel, repetition, and length hints first, optionally use the 5-letter word links to compare patterns, then reveal letters one at a time or show the full answer. All interactive controls run in the browser and do not alter the upstream answer record.
FAQ
What is today's Wordle hint?
Today's Wordle hints on WordAnswer.Today start with three spoiler-light clues: the answer contains one vowel, no letter appears twice, and the word is five letters long. A fourth "Another clue" slot is available, and each answer tile can be opened independently.
Can I reveal just one letter of the Wordle answer?
Yes. Each of the five answer tiles is hidden separately, so selecting a single tile reveals only that position. The full-answer control is kept separate so solvers can
