Approximatr
Five daily geometry puzzles: one drag to estimate an angle, length, area or midpoint.
What is Approximatr?
Why Approximatr is on Unfound
Its launch posts were top posts of the quarter on both r/playmygame and r/WebGames, four days apart in October 2026.
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What players say
Highlights
- Five new puzzles a day, the same for everyone, so friends can compare medals
- One drag handle per puzzle: estimate an angle, a length, an area or a midpoint
- Free with no ads; play as a guest, or sign in to sync streaks and medals across devices
Keep in mind
- A day's round takes about a minute, so it is a quick habit rather than a long sit-down
- Keeping your streak across devices needs the optional Google or email sign-in
About Approximatr
Every puzzle has one draggable handle. Pull it to where you think the angle, length, area or midpoint should be, with nothing on screen to measure against, and the game tells you how close you came and awards a medal. There are five puzzles a day drawn from a wide roster of challenge types, they are the same for everyone, and the developer puts a full round at about a minute. You can play solo or group up with friends to compete as a Circle.
Read the full description
It is free with no ads and plays as a guest with no account. Signing in with Google or an email address is optional and saves your streak, medals and recent answers so they follow you between devices; the site says Google sign-in shares only your email and account ID. The developer cites Wordle, The Kerning Game and GeoGuessr as inspirations and says it works on phones, tablets and desktops, so it suits anyone who keeps a daily-puzzle routine or just believes they have a good eye.
Who is Approximatr for?
- Fans of Wordle who enjoyed one small puzzle a day, the same for everyone, with a result you can share.
Approximatr FAQ
Is Approximatr free?
Yes. It is free, has no ads and can be played as a guest without an account.
Do I need an account to play Approximatr?
No. Guest play works without one. Signing in with Google or email is optional and saves your streak, medals and recent answers so they follow you between devices.
What kinds of puzzles are in Approximatr?
Five a day, each solved by dragging a single handle: estimate an angle, a length, an area or a midpoint with no rulers or grids, then see how close you were and collect a medal.
