Read the solution on the diagram
The highlighted arc shows which of the two possible turns the puzzle is asking for. Both rays share the same vertex. Start at one ray and follow the arc around that point until you meet the other ray. The length of the drawn rays does not change the angle. A ray that reaches farther across the grid is still just a direction from the vertex.
Start with familiar landmarks when comparing the reveal to your first guess. The corner of a square is 90°. Two rays pointing in opposite directions make a straight angle of 180°. An arc continuing past that halfway point is a reflex angle. If the marked arc and the unmarked gap were added together, they would make one full 360° turn.
Check what your guesses told you
The distance shown after a guess is an absolute difference in degrees. Higher means the target is that many degrees above your guess. Lower means it is that many degrees below. For a made-up example, 200° with a Lower hint and 12° off gives 188°. The game gives a temperature alongside the number so that you can compare rough visual estimates without having to do arithmetic every time.
A daily round has six guesses. An exact guess wins immediately, including on the sixth attempt. Once the round ends, the game also displays the solution. Use the daily game to copy a result that includes your number of attempts and color tiles, keeping the guesses and solution out of your message.
Which day is this answer for?
The date above uses UTC and changes at 00:00 UTC, at the same time as the daily game. Check the date on the game card if you are comparing a result around the changeover. Angledle.app is an independent fan-made game with its own daily schedule and answers. To keep playing without waiting for a new date, open Unlimited practice and start a fresh round.