About WordPuzzlePro.com

Welcome to WordPuzzlePro.com — a free, daily companion for the New York Times Spelling Bee.

I'm Marc, and I started playing Spelling Bee in early 2022. It happened the way these things usually do: Wordle became part of my morning routine, curiosity about the rest of the NYT Games lineup led me to Spelling Bee and, later, Letter Boxed. I was a little late to the party — but I was hooked.

Here's the thing about Spelling Bee that makes it so rewarding, and so frustrating: the first pangram often comes quickly, but the distance between those early wins and Queen Bee status is huge. Dozens of words stand in between, many of them obscure. That gap is exactly what this site is built to bridge.

What you'll find here

• Today's puzzle — the current day's letters, pangrams, and Genius & Queen Bee targets, updated daily.
• Incremental hints — two-letter and three-letter references, plus a spoiler-friendly reveal you control, so you can nudge yourself without ruining the solve.
• Every pangram ever — the complete, searchable all-time list.
• Statistics & records — the biggest, smallest, and most common puzzles from an archive covering every game back to 2018.
• How to play, scoring & strategy — the rules, the point system, and tips to reach Genius more often.

Every puzzle page is generated from the site's archive of each day's Spelling Bee, so the letters, pangrams, and answer lists stay complete and consistent across the more than 3,000 puzzles we've published.

About me

I live in Virginia, just outside Washington, DC. When I'm not solving word puzzles, I'm usually staying active or building software — which is how this site came to be. It's written, built, and maintained by me, one puzzle at a time.

Letter Boxed hints are on the roadmap, and I'm taking the time to get the presentation right.

Thanks for visiting. The site is updated every day, so whenever the Bee has you stuck, come on back — and tell a friend who's playing, too.