Type the letters you are stuck with and get every word they can spell. Pick one of 62 dictionaries, set a minimum length or a letter that has to appear, and the matches come back grouped by length, longest first. The word lists are downloaded once and the search runs on your device.
Sixty-two dictionaries cover Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Devanagari, Thai, Hangul and Japanese scripts.
A minimum length and a required letter turn a list of ninety words into the handful you can actually use.
The dictionary is fetched once and every match is computed on your device. Nothing you type is uploaded.
Groups run from the longest match down, so the play that uses most of your rack is the first thing you read.
Open the page, start typing. There is no account, no install and no limit on how many sets of letters you try.
Type the letters, read the groups. The search over a full 200,000-word list finishes in a fraction of a second in the browser.
The header shows how many words were found before you scroll, and the list redraws the moment you change a field.
The dictionary is fetched once and the search runs in your browser tab. No upload, no account, no word list of yours on a server.
Matches are sorted longest first and split into length groups, so the biggest word is the first thing you see.