Word game helpers
Three word tools with their dictionaries bundled into the page, so they work with no connection at all. They are kept in this section and out of the main navigation because the rest of this site is about houses.
Word tools
Public domain word lists · no network requests
Wordle Solver & Helper
Enter green, yellow, and gray letters to narrow 14,855 accepted five-letter words down to a short list.
AnagramsAnagram Solver
Turn a set of letters into real words, from exact-length anagrams to shorter options, ranked by score.
ScrabbleScrabble Word Finder
Find the highest-scoring plays from your rack, including blanks and letter constraints.
Where the word lists come from
The anagram and Scrabble tools use the ENABLE word list, a public-domain English lexicon of roughly 168,000 words. The Wordle helper uses a public list of 14,855 accepted five-letter guesses. Neither list is an official tournament dictionary. Tournament organisers license their own lexicons — the North American TWL and the international Collins list are both copyrighted — so a word that appears here may still be rejected in a sanctioned game, and the reverse is also possible.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. If you are playing a casual game, any reasonable English list will do. If you are playing for a rating, the correct list is the one your tournament uses, and no third-party site can stand in for it.
Why these tools are not in the main navigation
Word games have nothing to do with concrete volumes or mortgage interest, and a site that mixes the two is harder for both readers and search engines to categorise. They stay here because people use them and because a bundled dictionary is genuinely pleasant to use offline — not because they belong to the same product as the calculators.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an official Scrabble or Wordle dictionary behind these tools?
No. The anagram and Scrabble tools use ENABLE, a public-domain list of about 168,000 English words. The Wordle helper uses a public list of 14,855 accepted five-letter guesses. Official tournament dictionaries — TWL in North America and Collins internationally — are copyrighted and licensed separately, so a word found here may not be valid in a sanctioned game.
Do these tools send my letters anywhere?
No. The word list is downloaded once as part of the page and every search runs in your browser. Nothing you type is transmitted, which is also why the tools keep working if your connection drops mid-game.
Why does the Wordle helper show words that never appear as answers?
Because the game accepts more guesses than it uses as answers. The answer pool is not published, so the helper works from the accepted-guess list — every word it shows is a legal guess, but only a subset can be a solution.