
Temple
A timing game dressed as a Wordle variant: hold for a set duration or tap a set tempo.
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A timing game dressed as a Wordle variant: hold for a set duration or tap a set tempo.

Tap a famous song's beat from memory and see how close you get to its real tempo.

Five daily rounds that test your sense of time, with no clock to watch.

One number question a day, five guesses, and close counts.

Five percentage questions, one pie: split it between the answers, which always add up to 100%.

Answer one question a day, then predict how the whole world splits.

How many golf balls weigh as much as a soccer ball? Balance the scale by eye.

Hold the button for a set number of seconds in the dark, with no clock, and let go when you think it is up.

See a real chart up to a cut-off year, draw where the line went, then watch the real one ink in.

See a YouTube thumbnail and guess how many views the video got.

Something heavy goes on the scale: guess how many bowling balls, cats or bananas it takes to balance it.

Estimate how many of one thing balance another on a two-pan scale.

How many bowling balls weigh as much as a newborn baby? Pile up the lighter one until the scale balances.

Drag one dot so every slice of the shape has the same area, three shapes a day.

Place five things from history on a timeline, roughly.

Guess the year each of the day's photos was taken.

Guess what share of people gave an answer in a real published survey.

Guess the day's mystery lawmaker's net worth in six tries, with a hotter and colder radar.

Guess what one Amazon product sells for, with six tries and hot or cold arrows.

Five geometry puzzles a day, solved by eye with one draggable handle.

Guess where the crowd draws the line, then say where you draw it.

Five unnamed price charts a day: call where each goes over the next 12 hours.

Watch a target vanish, then place its centre exactly where it was.

Set how fast one animal's heart beats today, then see the real one beat beside it.

See the day's food and guess its calories within 10%, in three tries.

Stretch animals, vehicles and landmarks to the size you think they really are.

Five real-world numbers a day: slide to your guess and score by how close you land.

How many balloons lift a cat? Guess the number, then watch the experiment run.

Put four of twelve things on each side of a scale so their hidden numbers come out even.

Shade the hours an animal or a country spends sleeping, eating or working.

Mark where the liquid will settle when one glass is poured into another, five times a day.

Five real prices a day, from an Amazon find to a luxury piece, three guesses each.

Watch two runs at known speeds, then name the speed of the third.

Fill a plate or pour glasses until they hold the same energy as the day's food or drink.

Three data charts a day, each missing one piece: shade it in.

Resize a real object against a fixed reference until the scale looks right, five times a day.

Resize one real object next to another until the scale looks right, five times a day.

Resize a silhouette beside a known object until its scale looks right, five rounds a day.