Guess the hidden word.
Find the five-letter word in six tries. Every guess tells you which letters are right, misplaced or absent.
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New puzzles every day, in your language
Your daily minute of play.
Today's games
Six little puzzles. A minute or three each. New ones at midnight.
Find four groups of four.
Sixteen words, four hidden categories. Sort them into groups before you run out of mistakes.
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Guess the location.
Read the clue, tap the world map, and see how close you were. Three guesses, each one warmer than the last.
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Build words from today's letters.
Seven letters, one in the centre. Make as many words as you can — every word must use the centre letter. Find them all for a perfect score.
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A tiny crossword for your coffee break.
A 5×5 mini crossword with fresh clues every day. Fill the grid as fast as you can and check your letters when you are unsure.
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Reach the targets with five numbers.
Five numbers, four operations, three targets. Combine the numbers with + − × ÷ to hit each target exactly. The same puzzle for everyone, in every language.
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Come back every day
One puzzle a day, per game
Everyone in your language gets the same puzzle. It changes at midnight, your time.
Keep your streak alive
Solve today's puzzle to extend your streak. Your stats live on this device — no account needed.
Share without spoilers
Your result becomes a little grid you can post anywhere. Friends see how you did, not the answer.
Free, no account, nothing to install
MINUIS is a free daily puzzle website. It runs in your browser on phone, tablet or computer — no app, no sign-up, no download.
Six games, a few minutes each
A five-letter word game, a word-grouping puzzle, a world-map quiz, a honeycomb word builder, a mini crossword and a numbers game. Short enough for a coffee break, fresh every day.
Play in six languages
Puzzles are written for English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese — not machine-translated — so every clue reads naturally.
Missed a day? Open the archive
Every past puzzle stays playable in the archive. Catch up whenever you like; archive games never touch your streak.
Stuck? Take a hint
Each puzzle comes with spoiler-free hints that get more specific one at a time. The answer is only revealed if you ask for it.
Hand-made and fair
Every puzzle is written and checked by an editor: real words, real places, one fair answer for everyone.
About MINUIS
MINUIS is an independent, free daily puzzle website made by one person: a five-letter word game, a word-grouping puzzle and a world-map quiz, new every day at midnight, in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. No account, no app — just a minute of play in your browser.
Every puzzle is hand-written and checked so that clues are fair and answers are real words and places. Your streak and statistics stay on your device, your result can be shared as a spoiler-free grid, and every past puzzle stays playable in the archive. How to play · About
Questions people ask
What is MINUIS?
MINUIS is a free daily puzzle website with six short games: WORD (guess a five-letter word in six tries), GROUP (sort sixteen words into four hidden groups), MAP (find a place on the world map from a clue), HIVE (build words from seven letters), CROSS (a 5×5 mini crossword) and SUM (reach three targets with five numbers). A new puzzle of each game appears every day.
When do new puzzles come out?
At midnight in your own time zone. Everyone playing in the same language gets the same puzzle that day, and a countdown on each game page shows when the next one arrives.
Is MINUIS free? Do I need an account?
Yes, it is free, and no account is needed. Your progress, streaks and statistics are saved in your browser on the device you play on.
Can I play yesterday’s puzzle or older ones?
Yes. The archive keeps every past puzzle of every game. Archive puzzles are played for fun and do not change your daily streak.
Which languages can I play in?
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. Word puzzles are written separately for each language with their own dictionaries; the map puzzle is shared, with clues in every language.
How does sharing work without spoilers?
After you finish, your result is turned into a small grid of coloured squares — how many tries, which letters were close — but never the answer. Copy it or send it to WhatsApp, Facebook, X or e-mail.