Last updated August 25, 2026
By playing Trazo, you agree to these terms. They're short because Trazo is small: a free daily puzzle, no accounts, no purchases.
Trazo is a free daily word puzzle. A new puzzle is issued once per UTC day in each language; everyone who plays that language that day gets the same one. We may change, pause, or discontinue the game or a feature at any time, including without notice — this is a small, independently run project, not a service with an availability guarantee.
There's no sign-up. Today's progress lives in your browser, and a shared result is stored only if you choose to share — see the privacy page for exactly what that means. Because nothing here is tied to a verified identity, we can't restore progress if it's lost (e.g. cleared browser storage, a new device).
Scores are computed and validated server-side from the guesses you actually typed — the client never gets to assert its own score. Don't attempt to manipulate, automate, or otherwise cheat the scoring, submission, or rate-limiting systems. We may drop a stored result, or block submissions, if we reasonably believe this happened.
Trazo may show ads served by Google AdSense to keep the game free. Ads are subject to Google's own terms and, where required, your consent choice — see the cookies page. We don't control what any individual ad contains.
The Trazo name, design, and game logic belong to its operator. You're welcome to share your own results (e.g. a spoiler-free score card) publicly; that doesn't transfer any other rights in the game itself.
Trazo is provided "as is," without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose or uninterrupted, error-free operation. It's a hobby-scale, self-hosted project — treat it accordingly.
To the extent permitted by law, Trazo's operator isn't liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from your use of, or inability to use, the game.
We may update these terms as the game changes; the date above reflects the last edit. Continuing to play after a change means you accept the updated terms.
These terms are governed by the laws applicable to Trazo's operator, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, except where local consumer-protection law gives you rights these terms can't override.