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wordle tile sandbox

A free wordle game — play it in your browser, no install. A browser-based sandbox for testing Wordle tile positions and letter constraints.

by @Tartuffo · Tartuffo/wordle-tile-sandbox on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON TARTUFFO.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 18 Oct 2026

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A simple visual sandbox for experimenting with possible Wordle solutions.

**Use it here: It runs in your browser; there is nothing to install. Page views are counted anonymously with GoatCounter (no cookies, nothing personal stored).

I built this because I used to work through Wordle possibilities on paper, and sometimes with actual Scrabble tiles. That worked, but it was a little clumsy: I wanted an easy WYSIWYG tool where I could drag letters around, keep green tiles fixed, and see possible arrangements without constantly rewriting them.

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