Angledle — Guess the Daily Angle

The daily angle puzzle in the Wordle mould: two rays form a mystery angle between 1° and 359°, and you get six guesses to name the exact degree. Every guess returns a temperature hint and an arrow pointing toward the answer.

Free to play6 guesses a day1°–359° rangeTemperature + arrow hints
Angle guessing Study the two rays, then lock in a whole number from 1 to 359 — the temperature hint and arrow narrow it down.
Angledle-style angle game — unlimited rounds

How to play

  1. 1
    Read the angle

    Two rays meet at a point and an arc marks the angle to find — it can be anywhere from 1° to 359°, so reflex angles count too.

  2. 2
    Type a degree

    Enter a whole number between 1 and 359. No fractions, no half-degrees.

  3. 3
    Follow the hints

    Each wrong guess returns a temperature — So close (within 5°), Hot (15°), Warm (30°), Cold (beyond) — plus an arrow telling you to aim higher or lower.

  4. 4
    Six tries, one answer

    Land the exact degree within six guesses to keep your streak. A new angle arrives every morning.

Winning strategy

Open at 180°

It instantly reveals whether the answer is reflex, splitting the dial into two clean halves with one guess.

Bisect the range

After each hint, aim for the middle of the surviving range — unglamorous but mathematically optimal.

Learn anchor angles

30°, 45°, 60°, 120°, 150° and 270° by sight is enough for a passable first guess in seconds.

Convert "So close" carefully

Within 5° plus the arrow leaves at most five candidates — spend the guess, don’t guess twice.

FAQ

Is Angledle free?

Yes — the daily angle game plays free in the browser, no signup or install. The unlimited angle game embedded above is free too.

When does the daily angle change?

A new puzzle appears every morning — the official daily game at angledle.com resets at 6 AM your local time. The unlimited version above deals a fresh angle after every round.

What do the temperature hints mean?

So close = within 5°, Hot = within 15°, Warm = within 30°, Cold = more than 30° off — combined with the up/down arrow to halve the remaining range.

What happens after six failed guesses?

The answer is revealed and the streak resets — a new angle arrives with the next puzzle.