What Tablif read on Gamesdle's site
Gamesdle describes itself as: “Gamesdle The daily games board”
- Price model: free tier
- Free tier: Free forever
- Stage: Live, no waitlist
What it is
Calls itself “daily games”.
- Calls itself: daily games
“Gamesdle is one board for the daily games of the web: word puzzles, trivia, geography, logic and more.”
Where it puts itself
Claims “one board”.
- Superlative claim: one board
“Gamesdle is one board for the daily games of the web”
What it costs
A free tier, free forever. 8 prices listed on its pages, from $5 to $35.
- Free plan: free forever
- Price: 8 prices, from $5 to $35
“Enter your game's web address and a category at the top of the board and pay at least $10.”
“Claim this rank for $11”
“Claim this rank for $12”
Who it sells to
Available in 5 languages.
- Languages: 5 languages
“Deutsch”
“Language: English English”
How it runs
A web app. Hosted in the cloud.
- Kind: web
- Runs where: cloud / hosted
“Krillion Space is a browser multiplayer space saga”
What it works with
Names COSTCODLE, Elided and 5 more on its pages.
- Names: COSTCODLE · Elided · Hearoglyphics · +4
“COSTCODLE”
“Elided”
What it offers as proof
Live, no waitlist. Try it without signing up.
- Trial asks for: nothing
“Every game on the board is free to open from Gamesdle, and you don't need an account.”
Sources
Tablif read these pages, last on 3 Nov 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.
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