Smartle

Five words from one shared letter set

Smartle presents 25 letters in a five-by-five grid. Drag a letter onto any other tile to swap their positions. The goal is to form a valid five-letter word in each horizontal row. You are not trying to recover one predetermined answer set: the official rules allow multiple solutions.

A valid row turns green. That does not lock its letters. If the remaining rows need a letter from a completed word, you can break that word and rebuild it later. Treat the whole board as one pool of letters rather than finishing each row permanently in sequence.

From the studio

In his September 29 submission, Pavlo Yakubovskyi describes Smartle as a shared daily letter grid that ends when all five rows are solved. He identifies Pro Mobile as a small independent studio in the Netherlands and notes that Smartle also has iOS and Android apps. The studio location is creator-supplied; this check covers the browser game, not the apps.

Use row feedback without getting trapped

After making a word, inspect which vowels and repeated letters remain outside it. A completed row can consume letters that make the rest of the board awkward. Try another word arrangement before spending many swaps on an impossible-looking leftover row.

The browser check formed RATER with one swap. The row turned green, the swap count increased to one and the progress bar advanced. The other four rows were not solved. The official rules describe Sprint and Archive modes, but their access and limits were not tested.

The free daily board was available without an account. Advertising slots were visible around the web game; they did not block the checked interaction. Pro Mobile is credited on the official site. This guide does not extend web observations to the optional mobile apps.