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Wanted to try it out, unfortunately the website isnt loading on my end :(
Try now. If it isn't working, please let me know if there's any specific error you're seeing
My web browser (Microsoft Edge, if that's important) just says connection reset. Probably an issue on my side; the network I am on has strict network rules.
This is quite nice; I've been finding the time to do it every day so far (missed the first few days though) despite lately neglecting wordle/revealed/etc. In my case the email reminders are useful and effective.

Any plans for public[-ish] user profiles? Or a message board / daily comments thread?

Also, not sure if you have any desire to branch out, but this game is one I've played from time to time on one of those new-reddit integrated game things they have, and it's great to have a place to do it that's not reddit. There's another game there that I would nominate if you have any such interest:

You start on a Scrabble board populated with two words, and you have to build a connection between them with the tiles you're given (a persistent/common set, I believe, that replenishes as needed, also with the same letters in the same order for everyone). The surface objective is to do it fast (I want to say you get a minute but I'd have to check later to be sure), but there are other ways to approach it. I like to iterate toward a maximized score in the time allotted (in the reddit-games implementation, you can exit and restart without penalty, and you can make plays that aren't directly productive in the sense of connecting with the other pre-populated word; play ends once the connection is made).

Thanks, I've seen you on the leaderboard almost daily, I'm glad you're enjoying it. I keep making improvements to the site and public user profiles with stats and rankings is something I'm considering, but I've gone for a more privacy focused approach for now because I think people are tired of their data being shared by default. Message boards I think are out of the question because I'm based in the UK and anything like that would instantly bring me in scope of the Online Safety Act.