Short answer
Lexora Connections is a free daily alternative for players who like sorting sixteen words into four hidden groups. It runs in your browser with no account required.
The challenge comes from overlap: a word may suggest several broad themes, but only one exact partition clears the board. You may make four wrong submissions, shuffle the remaining tiles at any time, and reveal limited progressive hints if you need help.
Core grouping rules
- Select exactly four words
- Find one precise shared relationship
- Clear all four authored categories
- Avoid four incorrect submissions
- Shuffle without changing the solution
Why try Lexora?
- Free browser play without signup
- Optional hints instead of an immediate reveal
- One new shared board per UTC day
- Three different word puzzles after grouping
- One combined spoiler-free circuit result
Continue the daily circuit
| Daily Word | Deduce a five-letter answer from color clues. |
|---|---|
| Connections | Sort sixteen words into four exact groups. |
| Word Ladder | Transform one word into another one letter at a time. |
| Squares | Trace eight words across an untimed 4×4 grid. |
Connections alternative FAQ
Is Lexora Connections unlimited?
No. It is currently a shared daily puzzle, designed so friends can compare the same board. The next board appears at 00:00 UTC.
Are hints available?
Yes. Limited progressive hints help you continue without immediately revealing all four categories.
Can I play without an account?
Yes. The game starts in your browser, and your progress stays on your device.
Is this the New York Times game?
No. Lexora publishes its own puzzles and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The New York Times.