The right word is within reach.

Lexmantix is a word and puzzle game based on semantic similarity. Your goal is to guess the secret word by submitting words and checking their temperature. The closer your guess is in meaning to the target word, the closer you are to victory.
Find the word of the day, test your vocabulary and intuition, and make progress with semantic similarity hints. In Classic mode, you have unlimited guesses to find the mystery word.

PLAY EVERY DAY
• Guess a new secret word every day in English or French.
• Submit as many words as you like and measure their semantic similarity using their temperature.
• Review your previous games and best guesses in your history.
• Compare your results on the daily leaderboards.

MULTIPLE WORD GAMES AND CHALLENGES
• Classic Mode: find the word of the day at your own pace with unlimited guesses.
• Survival Mode: guess words and complete rounds with an increasingly strict guess limit.
• Time Attack: find the secret word before time runs out and aim for your best performance.
• Constellation Mode: solve five clues and discover what connects them in a new weekly challenge.

UNLOCK ACHIEVEMENTS
Take on challenges in every game mode, unlock achievements, and collect trophies that showcase your progress. View your overall stats and share your public profile with other players.

PLAY WITH FRIENDS
Create or join a private league, invite your friends, and follow your shared rankings. Results are kept separate by language and game mode to ensure fair challenges.

HINTS TO FIND THE WORD
Stuck on the secret word? Use hints to reveal semantically similar words and get closer to the solution. Some features and Time Attack mode require a separate Lexmantix Premium subscription, available as an in-app purchase.

KEEP YOUR PROGRESS
Create a free account to sync your games, history, leagues, achievements, trophies, and statistics across all your devices. You can also manage your data at any time from the app.

Can you guess the secret word and find today's word?

Lexmantix is inspired by Semantle. Special thanks to Jean-Philippe Fauconnier, creator of the French semantic model, and to Språkbanken for the English model.