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TNG: Episodle
Six stills, six guesses, one episode of The Next Generation a day
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It is a Wordle-sized habit that trains observation instead of vocabulary, and it explains the answer so you learn how the deduction worked.
Each day Daily Holmes shows a single photographed scene and asks one question about it, such as who lives in a room. You look for clues, commit to an answer, then read the reasoning behind the correct one. The daily case is free without an account; an optional membership at $3.99 a month or $29.99 a year opens the archive. Built by a solo maker.
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