Three marks on the proof.
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Read the opening line.
A new classic each day. Clue 1 is the book's opening line.
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Tap one of six titles.
Six candidate titles are listed. Tap the one the line belongs to.
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A wrong pick is struck out.
The next clue appears. You have six guesses; revealing a clue yourself uses one.
Set from the real book.
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Public-domain classics only
Every book is a public-domain classic from the Project Gutenberg catalog.
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Real metadata, not trivia
Every puzzle draws from the book and its catalog metadata, including prose, author, and subjects. No filler, no clickbait.
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One book a day
Everyone gets the same book each day. Unlimited “Play Another” extras are free when you're hungry for more.
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Spoiler-free share card
A clean share card when you're done. Your shared result never gives the title away.
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No account needed
Play without signing in. Optional Sign in with Apple helps recover your progress.

Clue 1/6 · Guess 1
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Opening line
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.
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Author
Correct this proof.
Puzzle 0010 at clue 1, set in the app's own type. In the app you tap a title slip to guess, or tap the dashed slot to reveal the next clue — each reveal uses one of your guesses.
What you share
Title 📖 #10 3/6 📕📕📗⬛⬛⬛
A spoiler-free grid of red and green books and your score. It never gives the title away.
Queries in the margin.
How do you play Title?
A new classic each day. Clue 1 is the book's opening line. Six candidate titles are listed. Tap one. A wrong pick is struck out and the next clue appears. You have six guesses.
What kinds of books are in it?
Public-domain classics from the Project Gutenberg catalog — for example Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, Sherlock Holmes and Crime and Punishment.
Is it free? Can I play more than once a day?
The daily puzzle is free, and “Play Another” extras are unlimited and free. Title Pro and the Classic Mysteries collection are optional; see the App Store for details.
What do I share, and does it spoil the answer?
A spoiler-free grid of red and green books and your score, e.g. 3/6. It never gives the title away.
Do I need an account?
No. Optional Sign in with Apple helps recover your progress.
Does it keep a streak?
Yes: your streak, win percentage, best and a guess histogram.



