One word. One sentence. Sixty seconds.
Each morning at midnight IST, one word arrives. You have sixty seconds to spend it in a sentence. An AI reads what you wrote, scores it out of a hundred, and — if it must — roasts you. Only the word-of-the-day counts toward the board.
The word, its definition, and a sample stay hidden — until you sign in and press reveal. No spoilers on the landing page.
Three moves. One minute. A verdict.
Reveal.
At 00:00 IST the word unlocks. Signed in, one tap, sixty seconds start.
Write.
Say something worth reading. Cliché, and the AI will notice. Elegance is scored.
Verdict.
A hundred-point rubric — precision, imagery, rhythm — plus a one-line roast, ranked live.
The only metric that matters.
Only word-of-the-day scores count toward the daily, weekly and all-time boards. Duels are their own ledger. There are no likes. There are no reposts. There is only the score.
See the full board →The leaderboard opens with the first sentence.
People who play.
And their honest, extremely biased opinions.
I opened LeetWord to procrastinate a deadline. Now I have a streak, a badge, and still a missed deadline. Zero regrets.
Wrote a sentence so good my English teacher would cry. Then Gemini gave me 62. Character-building app, honestly.
The Vault feature is deeply personal. It remembers every dumb sentence I've written, which is more than my friends do.
TBD — depends whether you actually click the button below or keep pretending you'll do it 'later'.
The word won't wait.
Neither should you.
Claim your handle before the room fills. Sixty seconds a day. That's the entire deal.