Lexo: Word Game & Coach

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About this game

Every crossword tile game tells you what you scored. Lexo tells you what you MISSED.

THE COACH IN EVERY GAME
Play a word and the engine plays the same rack itself, then shows you the move it would have made and what it was worth. The best move is not always the biggest number: a smaller score that leaves you a workable rack beats a bigger one that leaves you stuck, and the coach names both. Your accuracy is the share you took of what that best move was worth, and it goes up even in games you lose. That is the only honest measure of how well you play, because it does not depend on your draw. The coach is in every game, including against the computer, and it costs nothing: no subscription, no account, no connection.

THREE WAYS TO PLAY, ONE ENGINE
• Classic. The game you already know. Fifteen by fifteen, the premium squares in the places your fingers expect, blanks, exchanges, the endgame rules.
• Claim. Every tile you place is yours, and running a new word through a tile takes it over. Your score is what you hold right now, so a small word in the right place beats a big one in the wrong place, and nobody is ever mathematically out of it. A six-year-old understands this mode instantly.
• Same Rack. You and your opponent hold the identical seven tiles, every turn, on the same board. You each submit blind, you are each paid for what YOU found, and only the better move goes down. There is no lucky draw to lose to. This is how competitive crossword play removes luck; Lexo puts it in your pocket against one friend.

A FAIR TABLE FOR EVERY PLAYER
• Set a vocabulary level, and it binds both sides. Everyday, common, wide, or the full list. The opponent plays inside the same dictionary you do, so a beginner is never beaten by a two-letter word neither of you has met, and a champion still gets the whole language.
• Five opponent strengths, from Gentle to Champion. A weaker opponent chooses a weaker move; it never plays badly. There is nothing to learn from an opponent whose mistakes make no sense.

A FRIEND WHO IS NOT IN THE ROOM
A game travels as a link, in any chat you already use, Android to iPhone, no account on either end. Someone who does not have Lexo yet lands on a page that explains it. Chat with your opponent beside every remote game: report, block and delete are one tap away, and the conversation never touches the board.

THIRTY-FOUR LANGUAGES, ALL OFFLINE
Each language has its own real word list and its own tile economy, all on the device. No connection, no account, no sign-up.

FREE TO PLAY
One payment removes the ads. Every language, every opponent, every mode and the coach are free either way, because a word game that charges for its dictionary is broken rather than freemium.
The word game that shows the move you missed. 34 languages, offline, free.
Updated on
Sep 3, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Location, App activity and 2 others
  • This app may collect these data types
    Location, Messages and 4 others
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

The coach now shows one accuracy everywhere, and an unmeasured game says so. Dragging near the end of a game picks up the tile under your finger. The board is redrawn with clearer squares and larger letters. Play a friend by link with an unread dot, a rematch over your last chat, and invitations in your language.