Words With Friends Solver

DeepInkCode

In-app purchases

About this app

With Words With Friends Solver, you can find the best words to play every time. Whether you need help winning your game, want to cheat your opponent, or expand your vocabulary, Words With Friends Solver takes your gameplay to new heights.
Thanks to advanced OCR technology, your game board is quickly scanned, and with an updated dictionary and a powerful solution algorithm, Words With Friends Solver analyzes your game to find the highest-scoring words. It shows you the best solutions, ranked by score, with clear instructions on where to place the words on the board. And best of all, it’s completely ad-free!

Ratings and reviews

I used this strictly for playing against the Solo Challenge because of the words it would come up with. I never used it against my friends because I liked to have a true challenge but I will not pay just to get the higher scoring words to play against the computer and since it's impossible to reach the 3 stars without using the cheat, I just stopped playing the solo Challenge.

I THOUGHT this was the best cheat app I ever found. It's the only way to get through the computer players for people like me (not a genius lol). The problem is that it keeps refunding my purchases. I tried twice through my PayPal account then once off of my debit/ Visa card. It will work for about 4 days then they'll refund your money and put you back on the free version (which is basically useless). It's beyond frustrating. At least now I know which party the problem was with.

EDIT for devs: 'REI' is not a word on WWF It does work. It works better than the other similar apps. It recognises all the letters and tiles. You have to turn off animated tiles. BUT you have to pay a monthly fee to get the top scoring words. I would happily pay a small one-off fee, but I am not going to pay over £25 annually. That's ridiculous. I have useful official information apps that are cheaper than that. Also, you can't turn off auto uploading on the screenshot, which is unhelpful.

What’s new

Now supports English, French, and Spanish dictionaries