About LEXIO
What it is
LEXIO gives you one hidden five-letter word each day and six guesses to find it. Every answer comes from the Bible, so when the day is done you leave with a verse: its reference, the passage in a public-domain translation, and a short note on what the word means. The same word goes out to everyone, so your family and your friends in another time zone are all working on the same puzzle.
Who makes it
LEXIO is built by Kraft Digital Limited, a small software studio in New Zealand. It is an independent project rather than the work of any church or ministry, and it is not tied to a single denomination. The aim is a game that a Baptist grandmother, a Catholic teenager and a curious sceptic can all sit down with and enjoy.
Why we built it
Plenty of people want to spend a moment in the Bible each day but never quite find the habit. A word puzzle is an easy way in: it takes a couple of minutes, it is genuinely fun, and it ends on a verse rather than a score. We wanted something you could share with the people around you without anyone needing to be an expert first.
Every verse is shown in the King James Version, the American Standard Version or the World English Bible. All three are public domain, which means we can quote them in full, let you switch between them freely, and keep the text faithful rather than paraphrased.
Free, and private
Version 1 is free, shows no ads and sells nothing. You can play the whole game without an account, and we run no third-party analytics on the apps. If you ever sign in, it only syncs your streak across your devices. Our Privacy Policy spells out exactly what is stored and how to delete it, and the Terms of Use cover the rest.
Where to play
LEXIO plays in any browser at lexiodaily.com/play, and it is free on the App Store and Google Play. The app also works fully offline, with every word, verse and translation stored on your device.
Say hello
Questions, corrections or a verse you would love to see? Email support@kraftdigital.co.nz. We read everything.