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HOROSCOPE is a pangram: seven letters, every one used.
Hive Horoscope looks through every NYT Spelling Bee game you've played: the words you found, the order you found them in, and when you played. Then it turns your habits into a tongue-in-cheek horoscope, with the numbers behind it.
You also get charts of your habits, the word you find most and your longest word, a look back at any day's game, and a way to compare with a friend.
Your seven most-used letters, the most common at the center.
Each house reads one side of your game, from the words you reach for to where you usually stop.
Hover or tap a bar or point for its value.
Pick a day to see the words you found, in the order you found them.
You copy your history out of the Spelling Bee while you're signed in to nytimes.com, and this page reads it right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and this page never sees your NYT password.
Send a friend a link to your results, or invite them to compare. Once you've both loaded your history, you'll see the two side by side: the signs you share, your favorite letters, when you each play, and who found more words on the days you both played.
The link holds a summary of your stats, not the words you found. It isn't stored anywhere; only the people you send it to can see it.