WordTogether is an offline word puzzle game: seven letters spell exactly one word. Unscramble the anagram, find bonus words to earn hints, and keep your daily streak.

HOW TO PLAY
• Seven letters, one answer. Unscramble them into the hidden seven-letter word, using each letter once.
• Spot bonus words of 4 to 6 letters as you go. They earn tokens, and tokens buy hints.
• Choose your challenge: Easy gives you a clue, Normal a free hint, Hard nothing at all.

A NEW DAILY PUZZLE
• One daily word puzzle for everyone, with ranks to climb and a streak to keep.
• Earn streak freezes, so one missed day doesn't undo a month, and repair a missed day by playing it within two days.
• Share your result without spoiling the answer, or send a friend a challenge link to beat your score.
• Optional Friends: add friends with a code and compare the daily on a friends-only board. No chat, no strangers.

PLENTY TO PLAY
• 1,000 word puzzles: 500 levels in each of three difficulties, in chapters with a poster to collect for each one.
• Endless mode: a word scramble that adapts to how you play, anagram after anagram.
• Past daily puzzles to catch up on.
• A relaxing word game and brain teaser for a coffee break or a commute. Every puzzle plays offline, no wifi needed.
• An optional account keeps your progress if you change phones.

FAIR ADS, OPTIONAL PURCHASES
A free word game with ads, and an ad never interrupts a puzzle. Remove Ads turns off the banners and the ads between levels, adds 50 tokens, and unlocks the archive of past daily puzzles (yesterday's is free for everyone). The Supporter Bundle is Remove Ads with 300 tokens. Token packs are there if you want more hints. Streaks are never for sale, and the optional "watch an ad for a hint" stays if you want it.

GOOD TO KNOW
• English only, with US spellings.
• Words come from ENABLE, a public-domain word list, ranked with Peter Norvig's public-domain word-frequency data. Clues and definitions come from Princeton University's WordNet 3.1.
• Ads are served by Google AdMob. The privacy policy explains exactly what data is used and why.