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Groups

One board for your office, your family or the group chat that already argues about this every morning. Everyone in a group sees how everyone else did — today, this week, this month, and all time.

  • Everyone sees everyone

    That is the whole point, and it is the difference from a friends list, where the people you add never see each other. Joining a group is agreeing to be on its board.

  • One link to share

    Make the group, send the link to the chat. Anyone who opens it sees who is already in and joins with one tap. Up to 30 people.

  • A daily leader, and a way to say so

    Whoever tops the board that day gets a banner — and everyone else can send them a one-line cheer that greets them when they next open the group.

  • Leave whenever you like

    One tap, no permission needed, including if you made it. Nobody is told.

Groups need an account, because a board is built from plays that belong to somebody. Signing up is free and takes one tap with Google.

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You can keep playing without one — today’s puzzle works signed out, and your scores come with you if you sign up later.