Share, don't spoil
Results stay locked until the whole group has played. No more catching someone's perfect row before you've had your morning coffee.
Your daily word game · settled
Gloaty is the group chat for your daily word game. Everyone shares their board, nobody spoils the answer — and the day stays locked until your whole crew has played. Then it unlocks, and one legend gets the crown.
How it works
No new game to learn. Keep playing the word game you already love — Gloaty just handles the bragging.
Do your daily word game like always. Screenshot the finished board — green tiles, grey regrets and all.
Send the screenshot to your group. Gloaty reads the grid automatically — zero typing, no "got it in 3 btw".
Once the whole crew has played — or your cutoff hits — the day unlocks: leaderboard, grids, the answer, and a crown for the champ.
Features
Built for the group chat, not the spreadsheet. Warm, private, and just competitive enough.
Results stay locked until the whole group has played. No more catching someone's perfect row before you've had your morning coffee.
Screenshot, share, done. Gloaty reads your grid for you — guesses, colours, the lot. No copy-pasting little squares.
A daily leaderboard with smart tie-breaking. Fewest guesses takes it, ties split on time — and the champ gets the crown.
Per-day group chat and reactions — but only after everyone's played. All the banter, none of the spoilers.
Daily flames, global and per-group. Miss a day? Spend a streak freeze and live to gloat tomorrow.
Character packs re-skin the whole app — Aussie Critters, Kawaii Cuties, Word Nerds. Make your group unmistakably yours.
Your group stays private — friends join with a code or one tap on your invite link. You can even hide your first guess so nobody nicks your opener.
Free to play, no spoilers, all the bragging rights.
Get GloatyInside the app
Straight from the app — your groups, the share flow, and the trash talk once everyone's in.




Your crew
gloaty.app/join/CULDESAC
Round up the group, grab the app, and may the best speller win.