Daily puzzle guide

Free Daily Puzzle Mini League for Friends

Create a small daily puzzle league for Wordle, Connections, Strands, and Mini Crossword scores without a public profile or paid plan.

Track today's puzzles

What this tracker does

A daily puzzle mini league combines self-reported puzzle results into one friendly daily score and lightweight leaderboard.

Who it is for

Families, coworkers, group chats, and friends who already share daily puzzle grids and want a consistent comparison format.

Who should use this page

Use this page when a family, office, or friend group wants one daily scoreboard instead of scattered Wordle, Connections, Strands, and Mini Crossword screenshots.

How to use TryBeat

Create a local TryBeat league.
Share the invite code or add friend scores.
Submit supported daily puzzle results.
Compare the leaderboard and share the daily score card.

Realistic example

One player may be strongest at Wordle while another is faster at Mini Crossword. A combined score keeps the league playful without requiring everyone to play every puzzle.

Example league: three friends submit Wordle and Connections every morning, two also add Mini Crossword times, and TryBeat creates one friendly daily ranking.

Common mistakes to avoid

Letting different players use different puzzle dates.
Turning a self-reported casual league into a high-stakes competition.
Adding too many unsupported games before the group has a stable routine.

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Limitations and privacy

The MVP is local-first and self-reported. It is designed for small trusted groups, not verified tournaments or cash competitions.

Frequently asked questions

Is the daily puzzle league free?

Yes. The current TryBeat MVP has no payment or membership system.

Do players need public profiles?

No. TryBeat is designed around lightweight local league data.

Which puzzles are supported?

Wordle, Connections, Strands, and Mini Crossword result formats are supported in the current version.

Can every player submit different puzzle combinations?

Yes, but the fairest leagues agree on a simple shared routine first.

Is this built for cash tournaments?

No. It is designed for casual comparison among trusted small groups.