ONE PHONE
Pass & Play
Pass one phone. Each of you hides a word while the other looks away, then you take turns solving.
How Pass & Play worksWORD PLAY
Unscramble their secret word.
Create scrambled words for each other and race to solve them.
How to play
In one try?!
SUNSET!
The game
You each hide a secret word for the other, then race to unscramble each other’s in fewer tries. It is quick wordplay shaped by your vocabulary, shared references and inside jokes.
Try it here
Play one duel right here against Juno. It's the app's own Fridge Magnets screen; the only difference is that the website plays Juno instead of your partner.
Step by step
1Pick the rules
Choose how many hearts you each get and what the loser owes. A coin toss decides who tries first.

2Hide a word for each other
Each of you types a secret word and can add an optional hint. The letters scatter across your partner's screen.

3Put the letters back
Drag the scattered letters into place. Every wrong try costs a heart.

4Ask for help
Stuck? Ask your partner to reveal one letter's position, or to write you a clue without spelling the word.

5Solve it first
First to unscramble the other's word wins. If the first player solves it, the second still gets one last try to tie.

You win by unscrambling your partner's word in fewer tries than they need for yours. You always get the same number of tries, so if you both solve in the same round it's a draw. Out of hearts? Your partner plays on alone.
For two
You control the puzzle, so a round can be simple, competitive or built around words that mean something only to the two of you.
ONE PHONE
Pass one phone. Each of you hides a word while the other looks away, then you take turns solving.
How Pass & Play worksTWO PHONES
Each of you hides a word on your own phone and solves live. Hint and clue requests go straight to your partner.
Long-distance couple gamesStrategy
A pet's name, a place you went or an inside joke. They know it, but they won't expect it.
Long words often hide easy endings like ING or TION. A short word with odd letters can be tougher.
Look for common endings and pairs first: ING, ED, ER, TH, CH. Then build the start.
A revealed letter helps most once you already have a guess half built.
When they ask for a clue, make it true but not obvious. "Where we watched it" beats "a beach".
House rules
You set these together before each game.
FAQ
You do. Each of you types the secret word for the other, so it can be anything from 3 to 15 letters.
You can't guess any more, and your partner keeps trying alone. If they solve it, they win.
Yes. Choose online play and each of you hides and solves on your own phone, live.
No. You take turns, so there's no clock. The pressure comes from your hearts.
Free to play
Download LoveYug for iPhone or Android.