What is Feetle Word Game?

Feetle Word Game is a free daily word ladder. Start with a four-letter word and change one letter at a time until you reach FEET. Fewer steps is better; par is the shortest possible route.

How do you play Feetle?

Enter a four-letter word that differs from the previous word by exactly one letter. Every word must be in the dictionary, and you win when you reach FEET.

What is today’s Feetle answer?

Today’s start word, hints, and a shortest route are in the Today’s puzzle section on this page. Yesterday’s route and past answers are in the answer archive below.

When does the Feetle Word Game reset?

A new puzzle starts every day at 08:00 UTC. The game board shows a countdown to the next reset.

Is Feetle Word Game free?

Yes. Feetle Word Game is free and needs no account. Your streak and stats stay in your browser.

Does Feetle have hints?

Yes. Each puzzle allows two in-game hints: the first gives the opening letter of the next shortest-path word, the second reveals that word. The page also lists three daily text hints below the board.

Can I undo a word in Feetle?

Yes. Undo removes your last valid word without going below the start word, and Restart returns to the start word in one tap.

Is Feetle like Wordle?

Not quite. Wordle hides a five-letter word and gives you six guesses. In Feetle Word Game the target is always FEET and you plan the route yourself, one letter change at a time.

Can I see past Feetle answers?

Yes. The answer archive lists every published puzzle on this page, newest first, with its date, start word, and shortest route.

Does Feetle use my RNGdle daily roll?

No. Feetle Word Game is a separate puzzle on RNGdle. Playing it never spends your official GENERATE.

RNGdle is a free browser game where you generate one random number from 0 to 1,000,000 each day. Instead of guessing words, RNGdle analyzes your roll for numerical patterns, awards badges, and scores EP (entropy points) so every daily number feels like a collectible result.

How does RNGdle scoring work?

RNGdle scoring adds EP from every badge your number unlocks. Badges in the same family supersede each other—only the highest-EP badge in that family counts—then your total EP ranks the roll from Trash and Common up through Rare, Epic, Anomaly, and Mythic.

How do you play RNGdle?

To play RNGdle, open the site and press GENERATE for today's official roll. Review the badges, check your EP and rarity tier, share the result if you like, then return after midnight for a fresh daily number.

What RNGdle badges can you get?

RNGdle badges cover mathematical and novelty patterns: perfect powers, consecutive digit runs, pairs and of-a-kind sets, palindromes, zero/void ladders, pi and e slices, plus meme exacts like Nice (69), Botanist (420), and Jackpot (777). New rolls can unlock many badges at once.

Is RNGdle a daily game?

Yes. RNGdle is a daily game with one official GENERATE per calendar day. After you roll, the next official number unlocks after midnight, which keeps each day's result unique and shareable.

What features are local in this RNGdle version?

In this RNGdle version, your daily roll, badge collection, lifetime EP, theme preference, and recent history are stored locally in the browser. You can play without creating an account; clearing site data resets local progress.

Feetle Word Game — Free Daily Word Ladder: Hints and Answers

Play today's Feetle Word Game above. Change one letter at a time and turn OLEO into FEET (par 7). Real four-letter words only; fewest steps wins. Hints and the answer archive are below.

How to play Feetle Word Game

Feetle Word Game is a free daily word ladder: change one letter at a time and turn today's four-letter word into FEET. The puzzle board is at the top of this page; today's start word, hints, and full answer archive follow.

Start with today's word. Every day has one start word and everyone gets the same puzzle (OLEO → FEET).
Change one letter. Each new word must be exactly one letter different from the one before — change one letter and keep the other three in place.
Reach FEET. Use real four-letter words and finish on FEET. Fewer steps is better; par is the shortest possible route.

Example: SEED → FEED → FEET. One letter changes per step, and lime tiles already match FEET.

The rules in full

Four letters. Every guess is exactly four letters long.
Real words only. Feetle uses a bundled dictionary of 2552 common English four-letter words.
One letter changes. Each new word must differ from the previous one in exactly one position; letters cannot be added, removed, or reordered.
Par is the shortest route. Your score is steps and par; the difference is your extra steps.
A new puzzle daily. The next start word goes live at 08:00 UTC.

Today's puzzle — Feetle #21: OLEO → FEET

Today's start word is OLEO. The shortest possible route takes 7 steps. Play it in the board above — the hints below update every day.

Puzzle#21

Start wordOLEO

Par7 steps

Reset08:00 UTC

Par is the shortest route to FEET. Beat it and brag.

Feetle hints for #21

Hint 1 — a letter you will need. The second word on a shortest route starts with O.
Hint 2 — a word halfway there. After a few moves you can be on SLID.
Hint 3 — the last move. The final move is FEED → FEET.

Hints do not change your score, but in-game hints are flagged in your shared result.

Show today's Feetle #21 answer

A shortest route from OLEO to FEET in 7 steps:

OLEO → OLIO → OLID → SLID → SLED → SEED → FEED → FEET

What is a word ladder?

A word ladder turns one word into another by changing a single letter at each step. Every rung must be a real word.

Lewis Carroll invented the puzzle in 1877 and called it Doublets. His best-known example runs HEAD, HEAL, TEAL, TELL, TALL, TAIL: five moves, each one letter apart, every word real.

The rules are simple: one letter per step, real words only, shortest route wins. Detours are often part of the shortest path, because moving away from the target can unlock a letter you need later.

Word ladder, word chain, Doublets

It has also been sold as word golf, laddergrams, and word chains. Daily versions fix the length at four letters so a puzzle takes a minute or two.

How Feetle uses it

Feetle fixes the target at FEET and changes the start word every day at 08:00 UTC, so everyone solves the same ladder with the same par. The archive below keeps every route published so far.

Feetle tips and strategy

Work backwards from FEET. Every solution ends one letter away from FEET. Words like FEED, FEEL, MEET, and FELT are common final moves.
Accept short detours. The shortest route sometimes steps away from FEET to unlock a letter, so do not reject a word for having few correct letters.
Keep the double E in mind. FEET has two Es. Words such as SEED, FEEL, MEET, and BEEF keep you close to the shape of the target.
Undo instead of restarting. A wrong turn is cheap: Undo removes the last word and leaves the rest of your ladder intact.
Spend hints wisely. Each puzzle allows two in-game hints: the first gives the opening letter of the next shortest-path word, the second reveals that word.
Think one move ahead. Before you submit, ask which words your new word can reach. Common patterns leave more exits than one-off oddities.

Yesterday's answer — Feetle #20: PANS → FEET

Nov 6, 2026 · shortest route: 6 steps

PANS → PENS → PEAS → SEAS → SEAT → FEAT → FEET

All Feetle answers

Every published Feetle, newest first, with the shortest route. This list grows by one every day at 08:00 UTC.

#20 · Nov 6, 2026 · PANS → FEET6 steps · PANS → PENS → PEAS → SEAS → SEAT → FEAT → FEET
#19 · Nov 5, 2026 · VEIN → FEET6 steps · VEIN → VEIL → VEAL → MEAL → MEAT → MEET → FEET
#18 · Nov 4, 2026 · CLUE → FEET5 steps · CLUE → FLUE → FLEE → FREE → FRET → FEET
#17 · Nov 3, 2026 · SLOP → FEET5 steps · SLOP → SLAP → FLAP → FLAT → FEAT → FEET
#16 · Nov 2, 2026 · COPS → FEET6 steps · COPS → CODS → BODS → BEDS → BEES → FEES → FEET
#15 · Nov 1, 2026 · POSH → FEET6 steps · POSH → POST → PEST → BEST → BEAT → FEAT → FEET
#14 · Oct 31, 2026 · PUNT → FEET6 steps · PUNT → RUNT → RENT → BENT → BEAT → FEAT → FEET
#13 · Oct 30, 2026 · KNAR → FEET7 steps · KNAR → KNAP → SNAP → SWAP → SWAT → SEAT → FEAT → FEET
#12 · Oct 29, 2026 · EARL → FEET6 steps · EARL → MARL → MALL → FALL → FELL → FELT → FEET
#11 · Oct 28, 2026 · BONE → FEET5 steps · BONE → BOND → BEND → FEND → FEED → FEET
#10 · Oct 27, 2026 · TOPI → FEET7 steps · TOPI → TOPE → TOLE → TOLL → TELL → FELL → FELT → FEET
#9 · Oct 26, 2026 · HERO → FEET4 steps · HERO → HERD → HEED → FEED → FEET
#8 · Oct 25, 2026 · MEMO → FEET7 steps · MEMO → MEME → HEME → HEMP → HEAP → HEAT → FEAT → FEET
#7 · Oct 24, 2026 · SOAR → FEET5 steps · SOAR → BOAR → BOAT → BEAT → FEAT → FEET
#6 · Oct 23, 2026 · NARD → FEET4 steps · NARD → NERD → NEED → FEED → FEET
#5 · Oct 22, 2026 · BLAH → FEET5 steps · BLAH → BLAG → FLAG → FLAT → FEAT → FEET
#4 · Oct 21, 2026 · JAIL → FEET5 steps · JAIL → FAIL → FALL → FELL → FELT → FEET
#3 · Oct 20, 2026 · JIGS → FEET6 steps · JIGS → FIGS → FILS → FILL → FELL → FELT → FEET
#2 · Oct 19, 2026 · WIPE → FEET6 steps · WIPE → WILE → WILL → WELL → FELL → FELT → FEET
#1 · Oct 18, 2026 · LAST → FEET5 steps · LAST → LEST → BEST → BEAT → FEAT → FEET

Feetle vs Wordle vs Poople

All three are short daily word games with different goals. Facts only.

Daily word games compared: Wordle, Poople, and Feetle
Feature	Wordle	Poople	Feetle
Goal	Guess a hidden five-letter word	Turn a four-letter word into POOP	Turn a four-letter word into FEET
Each move	Guess a whole word	Change one letter	Change one letter
Steps	Six guesses	Fewer steps is better	As many as needed; fewer is better
Reset	Daily at local midnight	Once a day	Daily at 08:00 UTC
Account	Not required	Not required	Not required
Price	Free	Free	Free
Extras	Color clues, stats, streak, share	Stats, streak, spoiler-free share, archive	In-game hints, undo, stats, streak, share, full answer archive

Play today's Feetle

Today's ladder starts at OLEO with par 7. A new word every day at 08:00 UTC — free, and your streak stays in your browser.

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