What is Mathler?
Mathler is a daily math puzzle. You are shown a target number and have six guesses to find the hidden calculation that equals it. Every guess has to be a valid equation that hits the target, and the tiles change colour to show which numbers and operators are in the right place, in the solution but elsewhere, or not in it at all.
There are four levels. Easy uses five squares with one operator, Hard uses eight squares and can include parentheses, and Extreme only shows exact matches with no yellow hints. After the daily puzzle you can keep going in Unlimited mode. Mathler is run by Hey, Good Game, a small studio that makes daily games.
Main Features
- A new hidden calculation every day
- Six guesses to find it
- Colour hints for each number and operator
- Easy, Normal, Hard and Extreme levels
- Unlimited mode for more practice
- A free account for the full archive, stats and streaks
- Leaderboards for account holders
How to Get Started with Mathler
- Open mathler.com in your browser.
- Pick a level, or start with the normal daily puzzle.
- Enter an equation that equals the target number.
- Use the coloured tiles to adjust your next guess.
- Solve it in six guesses and share your result.
Mathler Pricing
Mathler is free to play. A free account unlocks the full archive of past puzzles and saves your stats and streaks.
Who Should Use It?
- People who like numbers more than words
- Students practising arithmetic and order of operations
- Teachers looking for a quick class warm up
- Fans of Wordle style daily games
Mathler Alternatives
- Nerdle is a daily puzzle where you guess a whole equation.
- Sudoku.com offers sudoku puzzles at several difficulty levels.
- Wordle is the classic daily five-letter word game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mathler free?
Yes. Mathler is free, and a free account adds the full archive and saves your streaks.
How do you play Mathler?
Find the hidden calculation that equals the target number in six guesses. The tile colours show how close each guess is.
What levels does Mathler have?
Easy, Normal, Hard and Extreme. Hard has eight squares and parentheses, and Extreme only shows exact matches.
Can I play more than one Mathler a day?
Yes. Unlimited mode lets you keep playing after the daily puzzle.