Say it without saying it.
Every day, the same secret word and 5 forbidden words for everyone. You see them; ChatGPT doesn't. Give it clues, and score by how few words it takes.
Only you see this
COFFEE
Don't say: cupbeancaffeinemorningespresso
- “Hot brewed drink”✗ tea
- “Dark roasted, not tea”✓ coffee
2 clues · 7 words
How to play
Start in ChatGPT
Tell ChatGPT “Let's play Unsaid”. The card shows your secret word and its 5 forbidden words, to you only.
Give a clue
Up to 10 words. No secret word, no forbidden words, in any form (cups, caffeinated, espressos). The card checks your clue before ChatGPT sees it.
ChatGPT guesses
One guess per clue, 5 clues in all. Your score is the number of clue words you used: solving in 3 words is legendary.
Why it's different
- The word stays on our server: ChatGPT learns it only by guessing it, or when the game ends.
- Forbidden words are caught in any form, Turkish suffixes included: “kitap” also bans “kitabı” and “kitapçı”.
- One word a day for everyone, in Turkish and English. Your streak counts the days in a row you solve it.
- No ads, purchases or sign-up. For ages 13 and up.
Questions
Does ChatGPT see the secret word?
No. The word and the forbidden words stay on our server and appear only to you, in the card. The tool results ChatGPT reads don't contain them; the word is revealed when the game ends.
Should I type my clue in the card or in the chat?
The card checks your clue before ChatGPT sees it and tells you which forbidden word you used, at no cost. A clue typed in the chat has already been read by ChatGPT: a forbidden word makes it void and costs a clue, and saying the secret word ends the game.
What counts as a forbidden form?
Plurals and other endings, -ing and -ed forms, -er, -y, -less and the like, irregular forms (mice, teeth), compounds that start with the word (snowball for snow), spelling it out (c-o-f-f-e-e) and the word in the other language.
How does the streak work?
Each day you solve the daily word adds one. Miss a day or run out of clues and it starts again. Practice words don't count.