Do students need to create an account?
No. They just type the 6-character room code on the join screen. Zero friction, zero setup.
Most classroom games want student accounts, an app install, or both. LexiClash wants a 6-character code. Project it, students type it on any device, and the whole class is playing a live word game in seconds — free, browser-based, nothing to install. Word-formation gameplay (find and spell real words on Boggle-style grids, anagrams, and wheels) makes it perfect for vocabulary review, spelling, and brain breaks. Bring your own word list or use a built-in one for true zero prep.
No account signup, no app install, no approval workflow. Generate a code, project it, students join and play instantly.
Phones, tablets, laptops, or a mix in one room. No WiFi needed—works on hot spot, school network, or home internet.
Upload a CSV, paste a list, or pick from our built-in collections. Same game, your curriculum.
See every word as it lands. Review results together—kids love watching high scores and seeing who got the tricky ones.
Elementary (spelling practice), middle school (word roots, vocabulary), high school (anagrams and patterns), ESL. One mechanic, endless difficulty.
No GPU required, no fancy graphics. Runs smooth on any school browser from the last 10 years.
Use a built-in word bank (6 languages, all ages) or upload your own CSV in seconds.
You get a 6-character room code. Throw it on the board, screen, or say it aloud. Students type it in to join.
Timer starts, kids race to find words. After the round, review the board live—everyone sees what was missed, what was found, what was tricky.
No. They just type the 6-character room code on the join screen. Zero friction, zero setup.
One device per pair or small group works fine. Multiplayer games (Boggle, Word Hunt) are cooperative or competitive by team, not individual.
Yes. Upload a CSV file or paste a list before you play. The game will use it for that session. Great for vocabulary units, spelling tests, or ESL themes.
English, Hebrew (RTL), Swedish, Japanese, Spanish, and Russian. All games, all word lists, full i18n.
Free to start — no ads and no login wall. Basic classroom play stays free for individual teachers; Teacher Pro ($9/mo) adds unlimited classes.
Almost certainly. It's a standard web app (no WebGL, no peer-to-peer). If your school allows YouTube or Google Classroom, LexiClash works.
No account to create, nothing to install, no credit card. Pick a word list, project the join code, and the room is playing in under a minute.