Follow the marked turn
Each round starts with two rays and a yellow arc. The rays meet at a vertex. The arc marks the part of the circle you are trying to measure. Look for that arc before making an estimate, because the two rays can describe a small turn on one side and a much larger turn on the other.
Picture four quarters around the vertex. Each one represents 90°. When the arc covers more than two quarters, you are looking at a reflex angle. When it covers close to four quarters, first estimate the small uncovered gap. The target is the rest of the full turn.
Read a guess from left to right
Your history lists the number you entered, its temperature, the exact degree difference, and the direction of the answer. A Cold result is more than 30° away. Warm means 16–30°, Hot means 6–15°, and So close means 1–5°. Exact means that the guess matches the puzzle.
For example, imagine entering 45° and getting Higher with 20° off. You can add 20 to 45 to get 65°. Or enter a new visual estimate before doing the arithmetic if you want to challenge your eye. Both approaches work for unlimited practice rounds as well as the daily game.
Try another round or ask for a clue
You can return to the same daily puzzle later in the same browser. When all six guesses are used, the solution appears below the board. If you want help before submitting, today’s hints starts with the shape of the marked turn. The daily answer is available behind a reveal control with the full diagram.
Common questions
What numbers can I guess?
Any whole number from 1 to 359. The angle is measured in degrees, and you have six attempts to find the exact value.
When does Angledle reset?
The daily puzzle resets at 00:00 UTC. Everyone sees the same daily angle during that UTC day.
How do I share my result?
Finish the daily round, then press Copy result. The share text contains the date, your score, color tiles, and a link to Angledle.app.