TinyWords by TinyAmigo
1 Oct 2026launched yesterday
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WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · yesterday
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Drag across the letters, spell a word, watch the chain light up green. TinyWords is a quick, calm word puzzle — good for ninety seconds in a queue, good for a whole evening. HOW IT PLAYS Letters sit on a grid. Drag from one to the next, in any direction, and spell whatever you can find. Longer words are worth far more than short ones, so that seven-letter find is always worth hunting for. Gold tiles double their letter. Stuck? You get two shuffles a round. FOUR WAYS TO PLAY • Sprint — ninety seconds, one board, go. • Daily Words — a fresh set every day, the same board for everyone. • Zen — no clock, no pressure, just words. • Levels — bigger boards and tougher targets the further you get, with one to three stars for each. LEARN A WORD OR TWO Every word you play shows its meaning and an example sentence, written in plain language rather than dictionary-speak. Over 100,000 English words are built in, so it all works without a signal, and one tap opens the full system dictionary. SOMETHING TO CHASE 23 trophies. A daily streak that counts any round you finish, not just the daily one. A weekly leaderboard that resets every Monday, plus an all-time Sprint board for your best score ever. MEET THE AMIGOS Eight small friends, each with a power of their own. Sparky and Imp will dig you out of a bad board. You earn them by playing — a seven-letter word here, a trophy there. EASY ON YOU • Free to play, and there is nothing at all to buy. • No account, no sign-up, no email address. • Light and dark. • English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese. • Plays offline. Only the leaderboard needs a connection. Ads keep TinyWords free. Rewarded ads — the ones that top up your shuffles or your Amigo powers — are always optional, and never block a round. Questions or ideas: tinyamigo.com/support Privacy: tinyamigo.com/tinywords/privacyRead more
Drag across the letters, spell a word, watch the chain light up green. TinyWords is a quick, calm word puzzle — good for ninety seconds in a queue, good for a whole evening.
HOW IT PLAYS
Letters sit on a grid. Drag from one to the next, in any direction, and spell whatever you can find. Longer words are worth far more than short ones, so that seven-letter find is always worth hunting for. Gold tiles double their letter. Stuck? You get two shuffles a round.
FOUR WAYS TO PLAY
• Sprint — ninety seconds, one board, go.
• Daily Words — a fresh set every day, the same board for everyone.
• Zen — no clock, no pressure, just words.
• Levels — bigger boards and tougher targets the further you get, with one to three stars for each.
LEARN A WORD OR TWO
Every word you play shows its meaning and an example sentence, written in plain language rather than dictionary-speak. Over 100,000 English words are built in, so it all works without a signal, and one tap opens the full system dictionary.
SOMETHING TO CHASE
23 trophies. A daily streak that counts any round you finish, not just the daily one. A weekly leaderboard that resets every Monday, plus an all-time Sprint board for your best score ever.
MEET THE AMIGOS
Eight small friends, each with a power of their own. Sparky and Imp will dig you out of a bad board. You earn them by playing — a seven-letter word here, a trophy there.
EASY ON YOU
• Free to play, and there is nothing at all to buy.
• No account, no sign-up, no email address.
• Light and dark.
• English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese.
• Plays offline. Only the leaderboard needs a connection.
Ads keep TinyWords free. Rewarded ads — the ones that top up your shuffles or your Amigo powers — are always optional, and never block a round.
Questions or ideas: tinyamigo.com/support
Privacy: tinyamigo.com/tinywords/privacy
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- Version 1.0First seen · 1 Oct 2026
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