Guess the daily Braille word in six tries. Enter a 5-cell Braille word, then use the feedback from each guess to solve the puzzle. You can type letters or braille.
Each row on the gameboard shows three groups:
The correct and wrong groups build up across guesses. Your guess does not.
Think in Braille dots, not letters.
Contractable is a free daily word game built for braille readers, inspired by Wordle but designed around Grade 2 Unified English Braille (UEB) — the contracted braille system used by fluent braille readers worldwide. Instead of guessing individual letters, players guess five-cell braille words using standard UEB contractions, the same shorthand symbols found in braille textbooks, signage, and everyday braille reading materials.
Each day brings a new contracted braille word to solve. Contractable works directly with refreshable braille displays and screen readers like VoiceOver, making it one of the few word games designed accessibility-first rather than retrofitted for accessibility afterward. Every interaction — from entering guesses to reading results — is built to work naturally for braille display users and screen reader users alike.
The game is ideal for braille learners practicing Grade 2 contractions, teachers of the visually impaired (TVIs) looking for classroom warm-up activities, transcribers maintaining contraction fluency, and sighted developers curious how contracted braille compares to print English. Six guesses, one word a day, and immediate feedback on which contractions and cells are correct.
Whether you're a longtime braille reader or just discovering how contracted braille works, Contractable offers a quick, engaging way to build contraction recognition skills one puzzle at a time.