Spell Grid : Word Jumble

Name: Spell Grid : Word Jumble
Rating: 4.7 (3795 reviews)
Author: Fresh Logo SRL

By: Fresh Logo SRL App

Swipe Letters, Spell Words

Overview

Version:

1.19

Last updated: 2024-11-06

Features & Capabilities

Spell Grid: Word Jumble is a word puzzle game where you swipe letters on a grid to spell real words. Play across 3x3 and 5x5 grids and even create your own puzzles with the Grid Factory. Find 3- to 7-letter words and race to beat your high score.

Enjoy helpful features like a dictionary to tap any word for its definition, iCloud sync to keep progress across devices, and Game Center with multiple leaderboards and achievements. The app supports left-handed play on iPad with a screen flip and is a universal app for iPhone and iPad.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Education Accessibility

By:

Fresh Logo SRL

Rating:

4.70

(3,795) 2 new ratings

Version:

1.19 Last updated: 2024-11-06

Version code:

870207166

Creation date:

2013-03-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

18.25MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 29,411 ▼ 42

Other rankings

#16 in spell checker keyword 39 ▲

#29 in grid keyword 32 ▲

#29 in spelling checker keyword 47 ▲

#30 in spelling keyword 23 ▲

#72 in grammar check keyword 64 ▲

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Developed by:

Fresh Logo SRL

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spell-grid-word-jumble/id603911137

Website:

http://www.wordmillgames.net

User Reviews

Spell Grid: Word Jumble is widely praised for relaxing yet brain-stimulating play, with timer-less sessions and a strong emphasis on vocabulary growth through hints and word lookups. It appeals to all ages and has durable, long-term appeal. However, user feedback highlights ads as a concern (including a phishing experience) and occasional update bugs that can break gameplay. Overall, it’s a valued word puzzle that’s easy to learn but benefits from stable updates and careful ad management.

Pros

Relaxing, calming gameplay that still challenges the brain
Timer-less, self-paced play without a time limit
Vocabulary growth through hints, word lookups, and learning new words
Family-friendly and suitable for all ages (great for kids and grandparents)
Long-term engagement and durability (played for years by many users)

Cons

Ads can be intrusive and, in some cases, unsafe (phishing ad)
Occasional bugs after updates that can break gameplay (e.g., blank word list)

Recent reviews

My only issue with it is that when it first came out there were a ton of spelling errors. They’ve improved on that, but there are still spelling errors and weird ones at that. Randomly sometimes they’ll have the phonetic spelling of a word but they don’t do that for all words. You better know how to spell the word that represents Hebrew alphabet letters, but they only do this for the Hebrew alphabet. There are also a bunch of Hebrew words, but not even regularly used words are included at times. They forget about plural words at times. Learn all of the names of various types of money/coin even in obscure cultures. It’s interesting and I have learned things and new words and such, which is a plus. I had a traumatic brain injury following a period of hypoxia due to my heart stopping for several minutes and this and doing various quizzes and such have helped my brain recover much more quickly. I also recently had a concussion so immediately started playing this more often and started doing the quizzes (on something else) and have noticed a huge improvement in my memory and recall of words and even my headaches have improved a little. Overall, a good app, but they need to stop with the phonetic spelling of random words, remember to include plural spellings of all words, and maybe do a spellcheck on everything else. Also, why not include all alphabets?