WordHoard: Word of the Day

New: a full English word pack — 2,621 words, seven levels, every one spoken aloud. Learning French too? Play both words of the day, side by side.

One word a day. Six tries. And a few days later, the app quietly asks for it again.

That last part is the whole point. Most word games end the moment you guess right. WordHoard waits, then slips the same word back in disguised as a fresh round — because a word you guessed once is not yet a word you know.

A GAME FIRST, NEVER A LESSON • Guess the word of the day on a colour-coded grid — six tries, first letter free • Tiles tell you where you stand: in place, elsewhere, not in the word • A big, friendly keyboard built for real thumbs • Five minutes a day is the whole commitment

THEN THE PART THAT MAKES IT STICK • Every word you meet joins My Dictionary • Days later it comes back — now the definition is the clue and the first letter is hidden • Get it first try and it is worth five times the points • Three clean recalls and the word is yours for good

WRITTEN FOR THE PERSON READING IT • 2,621 English words across seven levels, first reader to expert • Definitions rewritten for your level, not a dictionary entry copied out • Tap to hear it: pronunciation, phonetics, syllable breakdown • Example sentences, synonyms, antonyms, word families, and a fun fact worth repeating at dinner • A book suggestion to take each word further

FOR EVERY AGE — AND FOR LEARNERS • Six-year-olds, teenagers, adults rebuilding a vocabulary: the level adapts and the words never turn babyish • Learning English as a second language? Pick the level that matches you, not your age • Each word is translated into your device language (French, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese) • Learning French as well? Play the French word of the day alongside the English one — separate level, separate streak, separate dictionary • Miss a hard word and the next one comes easier. It never piles on.

BUILT THE WAY IT SHOULD BE • No ads. No account. No data collected. Ever. • Works completely offline — planes, trains, the back seat • A reminder you set yourself: your days, your time • A separate profile for each child, each with their own dictionary

One word a day. Words for life.