Searchle

A word deduction puzzle in the familiar shape — guess a word, each letter reports whether it is correct, present elsewhere, or absent — with the one change that there is no daily limit. You can play as many rounds as you like, and that single difference changes the game more than it sounds. With one puzzle a day, the correct strategy is cautious: you protect the streak, you open with a safe word, you avoid risks. With unlimited rounds, experimenting costs nothing, so you can test opening words properly, find out which letter combinations actually narrow the field fastest, and learn the deduction rather than just completing it. That makes it the better version for anyone who wants to get good rather than keep a record. Rounds take two or three minutes, there is no account and nothing to maintain. The interface is the one everybody already knows, which is the right decision — this is not trying to reinvent the format, only to remove its artificial scarcity. It works on a phone, runs on anything, and is a genuinely useful way to practise a puzzle most people only ever play once a day.