Guess the 8-character equation in 6 tries. Colour clues show which digits and operators are right. The math take on the word-guess craze — free.
Guess the math equation. Each character: 0-9 + - * / =
🟩 Right place · 🟪 Wrong place · ⬛ Not in equation
Mathle replaces the hidden word with a hidden math equation. It's eight characters long and includes digits, operators (+, −, ×, ÷), and an equals sign. You get six tries to find the correct equation using colour-coded feedback after each guess.
Mathle trains number sense and logic. You don't just solve a math problem — you work backwards from clues. Each guess tells you which characters are right and which are in the wrong spot. You have to hold all of this in your head.
It's like algebra, but with feedback after every step. Keeping track of which digits and operators are confirmed takes strong working memory. Many players say it's the most mentally demanding of all the daily games.
Studies show number puzzles keep numerical thinking sharp as we age. Regular practice with math games is linked to better mental arithmetic and planning skills.
Every guess must be a true math equation. You can't type 3+4=9 because that's wrong. Both sides must balance. Standard order of operations applies — multiply and divide before add and subtract.
This rule limits your guesses but also helps. It rules out a huge number of possible combinations from the start. Use that to your advantage.
Start with an equation that tests common digits. High-value digits like 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 appear far more often than 7, 8, or 9. Use your first guess to check several at once.
Pay close attention to the operator positions. Operators like + and − often appear in fixed spots. When one shows green, you know exactly where it sits in the equation.