Cryptogramly

A cryptogram is a short piece of text — usually a famous quote — hidden behind a simple letter-substitution cipher. Every letter of the alphabet is swapped for a number, and you solve it by working out which letter each number stands for.

Yes. As a guest you get five puzzles a day with no sign-up at all. Make a free account and the daily cap disappears — plus quotes won't repeat until you've cracked every one.

Nope — guests jump straight in. A free account just lifts the daily limit and adds no-repeat quotes, so you won't meet the same one twice until you've solved them all.

A few letters start revealed to give you a foothold. Hunt for short words, common letters and repeated patterns, then work out the rest one letter at a time — but choose carefully: you get two mistakes before a third ends the puzzle. Fewer letters come free as you get sharper.

English and Montenegrin — every quote comes in both, so you can decode in whichever you like.