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Quordle is a daily word game published by Merriam-Webster. You solve four five-letter words at the same time — every guess you type counts against all four boards — and you have a total of nine attempts to clear all four. It is the toughest of the mainstream Wordle descendants because you cannot lock in a single board without also committing information to the other three.
This page explains the rules, the tile colors, a proven opening strategy, and how to handle the tricky mid-game where most players lose their streak. When you're ready for live help with today's puzzle, open the Quordle hints & answers page — it refreshes every morning with one hint per board and a blurred reveal at the bottom.
Quordle rules at a glance
- Four independent five-letter boards are displayed in a 2 × 2 grid.
- Every guess is applied to all four boards simultaneously — you never type into a single board.
- You have nine total guesses to solve all four words. (Wordle gives you six for one word; Quordle gives you nine for four.)
- Tile colors follow Wordle's system: green = right letter, right position; yellow = right letter, wrong position; gray = not in this board's word.