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A daily word puzzle where you decode two hidden 7-letter words from dot-and-line patterns.

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Overview

What Jointter is

Jointter is a free daily word puzzle with a visual twist. Each puzzle hides two 7-letter words, and every letter is drawn using dots and lines. The board shows all of the dots but only some of the lines, so your job is to work out which connections form the missing letters. You spell guesses using letter tiles and submit each guess to reveal line feedback: lines that match the hidden word turn green and stay, while lines that do not match turn red. Red dots also appear as signals that the board has more lines than it currently shows. Some green lines are already present at the start to give you a foothold. Dots begin evenly spread, and their positions give no hints, though you can drag dots along rows to tidy the picture without changing the word. Each of the two words allows 5 attempts, and puzzles grow harder from Monday to Sunday.

Getting started

How to play

Begin a daily puzzle and look at the dot-and-line board. The letters you need to identify are hidden as patterns, and only part of each pattern is drawn. Build a guess using the letter tiles and submit it to reveal which lines match. Perfectly matched lines turn green and remain visible, while unmatched lines turn red to show you what does not fit. Use this feedback to adjust your next guess, keeping in mind that red dots indicate extra lines that are not yet shown. You have 5 attempts for each hidden word. If the display becomes cluttered, drag dots along their rows to make the picture tidier, remembering that repositioning dots never changes the answer. When you solve a word, use the copy button to share your result.

Practical help

Tips

  1. Use all 5 attempts for a hidden word to test different letter candidates and gather more green and red line feedback.
  2. Treat red dots as a signal that extra lines exist, and consider which letters would require those additional connections.
  3. Drag dots along rows if it helps you read the pattern more clearly; the starting positions give no word hints anyway.
  4. Remember that puzzles increase in difficulty from Monday to Sunday, so early-week boards may be more approachable.
Quick answers

Common questions

How many words are hidden in each Jointter puzzle?

Each daily puzzle contains two 7-letter words. Both words are represented by dot-and-line patterns, and you work through the board by spelling guesses with letter tiles and reading the colored line feedback to decode the hidden letters.

What do red dots in the puzzle mean?

Red dots indicate that there are more lines than the board currently shows. When a guess produces red dots, they point to extra connections that must be part of the hidden letter pattern even though those lines are not yet drawn.

Does dragging the dots change the puzzle?

No. Dragging dots along their rows only helps you tidy the picture. The dots start evenly spread and their positions give no hints, and moving them never changes the hidden word or the line feedback.

How many attempts do I get for each word?

You are allowed 5 attempts for each of the two 7-letter words. Each submitted guess reveals matching and non-matching lines, so use the attempts to compare letter patterns and narrow down the answer.