This section aims at explaining how the app works; for the full official rules, check out the RULES section.
Or better yet, watch a demo match with our computer bots — it’s the fastest way to see what’s going on!
You can play offline against up to 40 legendary myWoooord bots, each with their own style. Online play is coming soon!
The game is available in English, French, and German, with more languages to come.
A quick, standalone match — first to win 2 sets takes it.
Customize everything to your liking:
Climb the ladder through the 4 myWoooord Opens:
🇦🇺 Australia
🇺🇸 U.S.
🇬🇧 U.K.
🇫🇷 France
Each tournament consists in 10 rounds — from qualifiers to the grand final.
Be the first to win Roland-Garros and you will be rewarded by a special treat !!! 🏅
You can even juggle multiple tournaments at once, in any of the 3 languages. Your progress saves automatically — just don’t rage-quitmid-set 😅 💡
When the match begins, players make their entry on the court one by one. You are highlighted in yellow (or green depending on the surface). Then you are dealt 7 cards one by one.
On your turn, select the cards you wish to play by clicking them one by one in the appropriate order. To reorder the cards on thetable,
just click the letters one by one ON THE TABLE (clicking the ◀ card makes it rotate).
🔙 Undo your current action
✂ Enter edit mode to remove cards
🔀 Exit edit mode and go back to selection mode
▶ Submit your shot
💤 Pass your turn
🙁 Challenge your opponent’s word
ℹ Get a hint from your coach
You can also pick your surface (clay, grass, or synth) and toggle day/night mode 🌞 🌜.
Click ⏯️ in the toolbar anytime to pause/resume the game.
At the bottom, you’ll find the history panel — it shows every move and commentary from your coach.
When a set ends, you’ll see a list of all the words that have been played (or started). Click a word to see its definition — super useful for training your vocabulary.
You can also report/blacklist some words if you consider them non-existent, misspelled, irrelevant or offensive.
Please note that we’re not banning NSFW words — we just don’t want bots flinging them around.Your help is very appreciated in this regard. We have a database of over 300000 words per language making moderation challenging.