Daily math games

Daily math games give you one equation, sequence or number puzzle a day and a small number of guesses to solve it, without needing more than arithmetic.

13 math games, ranked by players

Peakle
No. 1
Peakle is a free daily trivia climb: name…
3.4k card appearancesLogic
Abako Daily
No. 2
Juego de cálculo diario: llega al número exacto con + − × ÷
2.5k card appearancesLogic
Price Was What?
No. 3
A daily game like Wordle, but for prices.
2.9k card appearancesHistory
Think in Odds
No. 4
A daily probability puzzle to test your intuition.
4.8k card appearancesLogic
Seedle
No. 5
Play Seedle, the daily farming puzzle game.
8.2k card appearancesLogic
Amountle
No. 6
Play Amountle, a free daily visual estimation game.
4.7k card appearancesMath
Roughly
No. 7
Ten daily guessing games.
10k card appearancesMath
Sumplete
No. 8
Delete numbers, hit target
10k card appearancesLogic
Arrowdle
No. 9
A daily logic puzzle.
33 card appearancesLogic
Calibrate
No. 10
Trade 5 historical market crashes at 6x speed + free Optiver 80-in-8 quant trainer.
909 card appearancesHistory
Dozenal
No. 11
Connect every tile into chains of 12. Gaps decide the arithmetic.
8.9k card appearancesLogic
Halfwits
No. 12
A daily number game.
2.8k card appearancesMath
Wordkeepers
No. 13
Four mini-games, one daily theme: words, hidden objects, phrases and numbers.
1.1k card appearancesLogic

Nerdle is the best known example, asking you to guess a hidden equation the way Wordle asks you to guess a word.

Equation guessing versus number logic

Nerdle-style games ask you to guess a full equation, using colour feedback on each digit and operator the same way Wordle colours letters. Other math games instead give you a target number and a set of operations to reach it, which rewards planning over pattern matching.

Why math games stay accessible

These games are built around arithmetic most players already know rather than advanced formulas, since the daily format only works if most visitors can attempt the puzzle without extra study. That keeps the difficulty in the puzzle's structure, not in the maths itself.

Questions people ask

Do I need advanced math for these games?

No, most only require basic arithmetic; the challenge is in the guessing and elimination, not the calculations themselves.

Is there a Wordle equivalent for numbers?

Yes, Nerdle-style games apply the same guess-and-colour-feedback format to equations instead of words.

How is the list below ranked?

By what players actually do on relaydle, mostly pressing Play, with fresher activity counting more. No paid placement.