I released the second version of Scrabblet (A word assistant application for Android mobiles) today. This includes addition of a new feature to display word scores against search results, UI facelift to improve usability and few performance tweaks.
New main screen for Scrabblet Pro
Have a go at the free version using the QR code below or going directly to the Android Market on your phone!
QR code for Scrabblet Lite
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Tagged Android, Android applications, Scrabble helper, Scrabblet
Scrabblet: main screen
Scrabblet is my first Android application on the Android Market. Download it now from : market://search?q=pname:com.thira.scrabblepro. Alternatively, you can use the QR code to get the app directly from the Market:
Scrabblet is geared towards Scrabble (or similar word games) players who want to judge/check words and wants to know what words can be built using the titles they have. Its features include:
If you want to try out the functionality, you can get Scrabblet Lite for free from . The Free version has ads, and is limited to a maximum of 6 letter words. Buy the full version if you want to access the entire word list!
Use to judge whether a word is acceptable or not. Type your word(s) in and hit Check!
You know you have a bonus on your rack but don’t know what it is? Type your tiles in and hit search! Not limited to bonuses, just type in whatever number of tiles and this will tell you what words you can make with those tiles.
Have a word on the board which has to be used to prefix or suffix (or both) your word? Use this to specify where the pattern you want matched to, and hit ‘SEARCH’.
Enter the letters you want to use and it will tell you every word that you can make using the tiles you enter. Did you want to check for any words that contain one or more of the tiles you enter? Just untick the checkbox!
