How is this different from Wordle?

Wordle hides a single secret word; Hash hides a transformation rule. In Hash you feed the function inputs and read the outputs to deduce what rule it follows · the answer is a function, not a word.

What kinds of rules appear?

Easy uses Caesar shifts (each letter advances by N) and mirroring. Medium adds vowel/consonant-conditional rules (e.g. "vowels advance, consonants don't"). Hard uses positional math · index-conditional rules (the rule depends on whether the position is even or odd, or on the position itself) and arithmetic transformations of the alphabet positions.

How many tests do I get?

Up to ten tests per round. The fewer tests you use to crack the rule, the higher you score. The optimal strategy isn't random sampling · it's designing inputs that discriminate between competing hypotheses. The same skill underpins effective debugging and good experimental design.

Does it work offline?

Yes. PlayMemorize is a Progressive Web App.

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Goal: find an input that produces the output dssoh

Once you have figured out the rule, answer: what input produces "dssoh"?

Dica: Start with single characters (A, 1, x) to isolate the rule. Then probe edge cases · vowels, even-indexed positions, mixed case.