The clues are in English, the answers are in Swedish. Each clue sits in the grid, right
before the first square of its word.
Click a square or a clue. The clue is shown in large text at the bottom.
(EN) and (ETT) in a clue tell you which of the two kinds of Swedish nouns the
word goes with: en bil, min bil but ett hus, mitt hus.
Blue is the word you are writing in. Yellow is the square where the next letter goes.
Click the same square again to switch between across and down.
The pink row is the answer to the picture: say in Swedish what it shows. Click the picture to
start there.
Å, Ä and Ö are letters of their own in Swedish. If your keyboard does not have them, use the
three buttons above the grid (on a phone: above Check and Reveal).
Check shows whether what you have written is right: a small green corner is right, and a red
square is wrong.
Reveal fills in the right letter for you, and marks it with a small orange corner.
A small arrow in a square means the word turns there and continues in that direction.
A bent arrow in a word's first square means its clue is in the square diagonally behind or
beside it.
The row of numbered squares above the grid (on a computer) is the level's road: each square
is a puzzle, green when you have solved it. Click one to go there.
Under Tools (in the menu, on a phone) you can make the squares smaller or larger, print the puzzle on paper, or
clear it and start again.
Everything you fill in is saved automatically on your device. When the puzzle is solved you
get a list of all its words and what they mean, which you can open again with Word list.
Keyboard: the arrow keys move, space switches direction, Tab jumps to the next
word and backspace erases. Esc switches between the grid and the Check and Reveal buttons.