Each day the site holds a single secret word. You see how many people guessed, how many succeeded, and anonymous reactions left by others — fragments of feeling, not definitions.
You get one try. Wrong, and you wait for the reveal. Right, and you join the small club of people who saw through the clues. Past days live in an archive once the word is public.
The midnight boundary matters: it turns the game into a shared calendar event rather than an endless puzzle feed. It is Wordle-shaped, but the clues are human and messy.
Sharing exports a compact result grid — a way to compare days without spoiling today's word for someone else.