Is there a free daily game about business or money, like Wordle?

Yes. Asendify Daily is a free, 2-minute daily challenge where everyone gets the same 10 questions each day, many of them about business and money decisions ("Good deal or money pit?", "Smart move or mistake?"), with a short explanation after every answer. Like Wordle, there is one game a day, a streak, and a grid of green and red squares you can share with friends.

Why a daily format works for learning money and business

Wordle made the "one puzzle a day" habit popular because it is short, everyone plays the same puzzle, and you can compare results. Those same features help with learning:

• Small daily dose. A few minutes a day is easier to keep up than a long course you never finish.
• Instant feedback. You find out straight away if you were right and, more importantly, why.
• Spaced repetition by default. Coming back every day means you meet ideas again over time, which is how most people actually remember things.

A business game will not make you an expert, but it is a low-effort way to practise spotting good and bad decisions.

How Asendify Daily works

Asendify Daily is played in the browser:

1. Open today's game. Each day's game is numbered, and a new one starts at midnight in your own time zone.
2. Answer 10 questions. Each is a two-choice call. You tap one of two buttons, swipe the card on a touch screen, or use the arrow keys.
3. Read the explanation. After every answer you get instant feedback and a plain-English reason behind it.
4. Get your score. You finish with a score out of 10 and a one-line verdict.
5. Share or challenge. Share your grid with your score and a link, or send a challenge link to a friend and compare results head to head.

Everyone gets the same 10 questions each day, so scores compare fairly.

What the questions cover

The question types are:

• Good deal or money pit?
• Smart move or mistake?
• Gets a reply or ignored?
• Red flag or green flag?
• Would viewers keep watching or leave?
• Myth or fact?

They are drawn from 23 topics, including trading basics, cold email and YouTube retention, so a single game can mix a pricing call, an outreach email and an investing myth. The bank holds 146 questions, and questions do not repeat until most of the bank has been used.

Streaks, practice and accounts

• Daily streak: it grows each day you finish the daily game, and your best streak is recorded.
• Practice rounds: unlimited rounds of 10 random questions that do not touch your streak.
• No account: it is free with no sign-up. Your progress is saved in your browser only, so if you switch devices or clear your browser data, your streak starts again.
• Daily answers: finished days are explained on the answers page, newest first.

A sample round, explained

Here is the kind of thinking a "Good deal or money pit?" question asks for (this is an illustration, not a real question from the bank):

A subscription costs £10 a month, or £100 for the year paid upfront. You have used it every week for the last six months.

The reasoning: the yearly price saves £20 compared with 12 monthly payments, and your usage history suggests you will keep using it, so it leans towards a good deal. If you had only used it twice, paying upfront would be the riskier choice. The skill being practised is not maths; it is asking "what does my own past behaviour tell me?"

What it does not do

Be clear about the limits:

• It is for fun and learning, not in-depth lessons.
• It is not financial, legal or medical advice. For money decisions that matter, use trusted free guidance such as MoneyHelper in the UK or Investor.gov from the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
• It costs nothing and asks for no payment.

Other ways to make learning about money a daily habit

If you enjoy the format, pair it with something deeper:

• Read one short article a day from a free official source like those above.
• Keep a note of every question you got wrong and why.
• When a topic keeps tripping you up, that is the one to study properly, from a book or course.

Each answer in Asendify Daily links to a related Asendify book or product if you want to go deeper on that topic.

Key takeaways

• Asendify Daily is a free, Wordle-style daily game with 10 questions, many about business and money.
• Every answer comes with a plain-English explanation, which is where the learning happens.
• Streaks, a shareable grid and head-to-head challenge links make it a social habit.
• It is free, needs no sign-up, and is not financial advice.

FAQ

How long does a game take?

About two minutes for the 10 daily questions.

Do I need to create an account?

No. Your streak and progress are saved in your browser only.

Can I play more than once a day?

The daily game is once a day, but practice rounds are unlimited and do not affect your streak.

Can I see yesterday's answers?

Yes. The answers page explains every finished day, newest first.

More playbooks on other topics: https://www.asendify.co/books/

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