Since the last update, here's what's new

The build I took into the hackathon has had a big polish pass.

A proper home screen. You land on a home view with the wordmark, today's board, the date and a clear Play button, instead of dropping straight onto the grid. The timer still waits until you press Play, so you can read the post and start when you're ready.
A profile with a title picker. All 24 earnable titles live on your profile now, and you choose which one to show. Earned titles also appear as real subreddit flair, so they show on your normal comments too.
Catch up on boards you missed. A calendar lets you play past days. Catch-ups count toward your totals, but not your streak.
Rare letters score more. J and X give a small bonus, Q and Z a bigger one, so a risky word can swing a round.
Share cards in the comments. One tap posts a spoiler-safe result card as your Reddit comment, matching the score card from the end of a round.
Light and dark mode. The game follows your Reddit or system theme, with a toggle if you want to switch.
A 60-second demo. There's a full run-through embedded at the top of the page now.

Plenty still on the list.

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