Chartle

🎯 What is Chartle?

Chartle is the daily chart-identification game from chartle.cc. Each day the puzzle shows you a real-world data visualization — usually a line chart, bar chart, or scatter plot from a published dataset — and asks you to identify what the chart is showing. The y-axis, the x-axis, the trend, and the title are all hidden.

The format is closer to a "spot the chart" puzzle than to Wordle. You have a handful of guesses to name the dataset, the topic, or the specific metric being charted. Each wrong guess unlocks a bit more of the chart's labels.

💡 How to Play Chartle

Open chartle.cc to see today's chart and the daily countdown.
Read what's visible. The shape of the data — a steady climb, a sudden spike, a long plateau, a cyclical wave — usually points at the underlying topic (population, temperature, stock price, viral spread, etc.).
Type your guess into the input. Chartle accepts dataset names, topic descriptions, and the specific metric being charted.
Submit your guess. Correct answers end the round; wrong guesses unlock more chart labels — usually the y-axis, then the x-axis, then the title.
Use the labels to triangulate. Once the y-axis is visible, the unit (dollars, people, degrees, cases) usually narrows the dataset down to a handful of candidates.
Solve within the attempt limit and a shareable emoji grid appears. Streaks save to your browser.