Mathle — Daily math puzzle
Mathle - the daily math Wordle. Find the 8-character equation in 6 tries with Wordle-style colour feedback. Free Nerdle alternative, no login.
How to Play Mathle
Compare 7×4+3=31 (the target) with 8−3×4=12 — both equal but use different operators.
Mathle (Math Wordle) is a daily math equation puzzle. Guess the hidden 8-character equation in 6 tries. Each guess must be a valid equation — exactly one =, no leading zeros, integer arithmetic with standard order of operations. After each guess, tiles light up Wordle-style: green (right character, right position), yellow (in the equation, wrong position), gray (not in the equation). The equation of the day is the same for every player worldwide — digits and operators are universal. If you know nerdlegame.com, this is the same daily ritual, free, no account, no ads during play.
How it works
Tap digits 0-9 and operators + − × ÷ = on the on-screen keyboard, or use your physical keyboard (* and / map to × and ÷). Build any valid 8-character equation — exactly one =, no leading zeros, integer arithmetic.
Each tile turns green (right character, right position), yellow (in the equation but wrong position), or gray (not in the equation). The on-screen keyboard mirrors the same colours so you can track which digits and operators are still in play.
Narrow in over six guesses. Win by matching the exact equation. The puzzle is the same for every player today — share your result when you finish.
Exactly one =. No leading zeros. Integer arithmetic only — no decimals, no negative results. Standard precedence (× ÷ before + −).
Mathle vs Nerdle
How this Mathle compares to nerdlegame.com, the category leader.
| Feature | Mathle (Wordle Global) | Nerdle |
|---|---|---|
| Daily equation | Yes — same equation worldwide | Yes |
| Unlimited / practice mode | Yes — endless random equations, separate from daily streak | Mini Nerdle and practice gated on account |
| Free to play | Free forever | Free core, paid Plus tier |
| Ads during play | No | Yes |
| Integer-only rules | Yes — exactly one =, no leading zeros, no decimals, no negative results | Yes (matching convention) |
| Keyboard colour merge | Yes — merges greens / yellows / greys across every guess | Yes |
| Open archive | Browse any past day, free | Archive behind Nerdle Plus |
| Languages | Digits and operators are universal — the same puzzle ships in every Wordle Global language; UI translates into 90+ | English UI only |
| Other modes in the same hub | 14 modes (classic, speed, quordle, globle, semantic, waffle, bee, strands, squaredle, queens…) | Nerdle variants (Mini, Instant, Speed, Crossnerdle) |
Comparison based on publicly available information, April 2026. "Nerdle" is a product of Nerdle Limited and we are not affiliated.
Tips & Strategy
Spending a guess like 12+34=46 only tests + and digits. Try a guess with × or ÷ early so you eliminate operators alongside digits — they're 4 of the 14 possible characters.
There's exactly one = and only six positions it can occupy (positions 4-7 are most likely given the grammar). A green = locks where the answer starts.
A yellow 7 means there's a 7 somewhere — possibly in the answer, possibly in the operands. Test new positions for it on the next guess rather than repeating.
The keyboard merges colours across all guesses and is the fastest reference for what's still possible. Greyed-out digits drop your search space dramatically.
More Game Modes
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Play in 90+ Languages
Every language is free. No account needed.
Why Wordle Global
From Arabic to Yoruba. The largest multilingual Wordle.
Learn the meaning of every word after you play. Expand your vocabulary.
Every word comes with a custom illustration. Collect them all.
Light, dark, and high-contrast modes for comfortable play.
PWA — install on any device. Works offline. No download needed.
No account required. No paywall. Just play.