Read your results
Your results are on SDK & results and on each game’s Stats page. An assistant reads them through get_results. They are empty until the SDK reports its first round.
The numbers
Section titled “The numbers”| Number | What it is | Needs |
|---|---|---|
| Rounds finished | Rounds reported, won or lost | Nothing more |
| Players | Unique players who finished a round | Nothing more |
| Win rate | Share of rounds won | Nothing more |
| Average guesses | Mean of attempts on rounds won |
attempts |
| Time per round | How long rounds take | durationMs or startMode() |
| Finished | Share of started rounds that were completed | startMode() |
A harder week reads as more guesses and more time, which is not bad news in itself. Results are shown over time and per mode, with the guess distribution for each mode.
How hard each puzzle was
Section titled “How hard each puzzle was”Each puzzle is compared with your usual win rate for its mode over the same period:
| Call | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Harder | Win rate at least 10 points below the mode’s |
| Easier | Win rate at least 10 points above it |
| Typical | Within 10 points |
Ten points is a day players notice, and less is noise. A puzzle needs at least two players to appear, and five to get a call. The latest puzzles come first. Send a puzzleId to name them, or each row reads “Daily puzzle”.
Where rounds were played
Section titled “Where rounds were played”| Source | Meaning |
|---|---|
| On Alldle | Played inside Alldle’s frame |
| Sent by Alldle | On your site, by players who came from Alldle |
| Your own players | On your site, from anywhere else |
Read together, these tell you how much of your game’s life comes through Alldle.
The SDK page also marks Test rounds, played from localhost. They appear in the live feed and are never counted.
Audience and results will not match
Section titled “Audience and results will not match”The two count different things, on purpose:
- Audience counts people opening your game, with no code on your side. It only sees plays that start on Alldle.
- Results counts rounds finished, as reported by your game. It also sees players who never touched Alldle.
So a game with many direct players can show more rounds than plays. A player who opens your game and leaves shows up only in Audience.