Poople Archive — Past Answers & Word Ladders to POOP

The Poople archive is a complete record of every past Poople puzzle — the starting word, the date it ran, and the verified shortest word ladder from that word to POOP. It's updated automatically each day after the daily puzzle resets, so the list is always current.

Yesterday's Poople answer is at the top of the archive list — the most recently completed puzzle is always shown first. You can also scan by date to find any specific day's start word and its shortest path to POOP.

Yes. Every archive entry loads that day's start word into the live solver, so you can play the original puzzle again with the same hints and the same shortest-path engine you use for today's game.

No. Each puzzle's shortest ladder stays hidden behind a toggle. You can play first, peek at a single hint about the first move, or only open the full path to POOP when you're ready — nothing is revealed until you choose to see it.

The archive covers every Poople puzzle since we started tracking — now over 310 puzzles. A new entry is added each day automatically, so the history keeps growing.

Puzzles are listed newest first, and each card shows the exact date alongside the puzzle number and starting word. Scroll through the pages or use the pagination to jump to a date range — the date stamp on every card makes it easy to find a specific day.

Not always. Some puzzles have several different ladders that all reach POOP in the same minimum number of moves. The archive shows one verified shortest path, and you can discover the alternatives by replaying the puzzle in the solver.

The archive lists every starting word ever used in Poople — from short four-letter words like TEAK and CALF to longer words with trickier routes to POOP. Browsing the full list is a useful way to explore the range of puzzles the game has used and spot patterns in word difficulty.

Today's Poople is on the home page — the solver board is fully playable there — or head to the Today's Answer page, which lets you play and reveals the answer in layered hints. The archive is just for catching up on the days you missed.