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Nerdle Solver
- 1. Add the equation you played.
- 2. Tap each tile to match its real color.
- 3. Play a suggestion and repeat.
Ready for another puzzle? Play today's NerdleBuddy puzzle. For the published Classic solution, open today's Nerdle answer and reveal only as much as you need.
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Choose an original NerdleBuddy puzzle and try the same reasoning on a fresh board.
Solver rows are sent to NerdleBuddy to calculate suggestions, but equations and tile feedback are not deliberately included in analytics events. Read the privacy notice.
Strong Starting Equations#
The top three openers in NerdleBuddy’s full-game opener ranking.
What this ranking means
We tested each opener against every written answer form using a generated follow-up strategy. The averages describe that strategy, not the best result every player could achieve. With commutative wins enabled, 52-34=18 ranks first; 48-32=16 and 52-38=14 also round to 3.0 guesses. Each tests six distinct digits and one operator. The ranking uses the full stored precision.
Nerdle By the Numbers#
The counts behind the solver’s model
Practice with NerdleBuddy#
Try the method on an original NerdleBuddy equation with optional hints.
Frequently Asked Questions#
How do I use the Nerdle solver?
Add the equation you played. Tap each tile to match its real color. Play a suggestion and repeat.
Is the Nerdle solver free?
Yes. There is no sign-in, nothing to install and no cap on how many boards you solve.
Does the Nerdle solver work for mini, micro and maxi Nerdle?
This solver works with eight-character Classic Nerdle equations. For six-character puzzles, try the Mini Nerdle solver. Micro Nerdle · Maxi Nerdle
Will the Nerdle solver tell me today's answer?
The solver ranks modeled equations using your tile colors. It does not fetch today's published solution, but a suggestion may be the answer. Today’s Nerdle Answer