Wend Answer Hub

About Wend Answer Hub

Independent fan project · last reviewed

What this site is

Wend Answer Hub publishes the daily LinkedIn Wend answer, a per-puzzle breakdown in the archive, the daily Crossclimbladder, and a set of free practice puzzles under Play. It is run by one person as a side project. There is no team, no newsroom and no account system.

Where the puzzle data comes from

The letter grid on each Wend page is read from the officialLinkedIn Wend puzzle shortly after the daily reset. Crossclimb clues and rungs come from the officialCrossclimb page the same way. Every answer page links back to the official puzzle for that date so you can check the board yourself.

What is done by software

Wend does not publish a word list alongside the grid, so the split into words is worked out by our own solver: it searches for word boundaries that use every letter tile exactly once, with each word formed from tiles that touch horizontally or vertically. The solver was validated against LinkedIn's published solution order on earlier puzzles. It is deterministic — the same board always produces the same split — and it does not call an AI model.

The written text on each page — grid size, tile counts, word lengths, where each path starts and turns — is generated from the puzzle data itself rather than typed by hand. That is deliberate: a sentence like “this word turns twice” cannot drift out of sync with the board, because it is counted, not described.

Corrections

If an answer looks wrong, open the official puzzle for that date from the link on the page and compare the board. Pages are re-captured after each reset, so a stale board fixes itself within a day. This site has no support inbox yet — when one exists it will be published here and on thecontact page, rather than being announced ahead of time.

What this site is not

Wend Answer Hub is unofficial. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by LinkedIn, and all game design, puzzle content and trademarks belong to their owners. Nothing here sits behind a paywall; the practice puzzles are free and need no account.