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Daily arithmetic puzzles

Combine numbers with plus, minus, times and divide to hit a target, or solve the hidden equation. One set of numbers a day for everyone.

All daily arithmetic puzzles

$37 - The Math Puzzle board with seven dice, operator buttons and the expression 5x5+2 showing a running total of 27 of 37$

37 - The Math Puzzle

Use all seven dice once to build an equation that equals 37.

Blitz problem on mindloftdaily.com: 55 minus 21 with four answer buttons, 44, 34, 24 and 35

Blitz (Mind Loft)

Twenty mental math problems, 15 seconds each, one wrong answer ends it.

Cages killer sudoku on mindloftdaily.com: the lower rows of an empty grid divided into coloured dashed cages with sums, above a 1 to 9 number pad and Notes, Undo, Erase and Hint buttons

Cages (Mind Loft)

A daily killer sudoku that starts with no digits, only cage sums.

Calc board on mindloftdaily.com: a seven-wide grid of round calculator buttons alternating digits and operators, from a highlighted start button to the END button, with Step back, Back to start and Hi

Calc (Mind Loft)

Walk a grid of calculator buttons so your route adds up to the target.

BrainBashers CalcuDoku for 3 October, 6x6 Medium: coloured cages with clues such as 24x, 18+ and 2÷, above the check, pencil and answer buttons

CalcuDoku (BrainBashers)

Fill a Latin square so every cage hits its target with +, -, x or ÷.

Carve board on mindloftdaily.com: a grid of digits with ringed coloured anchor squares, and a row of block totals out of 30 below it

Carve (Mind Loft)

Cut a grid of digits into blocks that all add up to the same total.

Cifretto Puzzle #161 with an empty eight-column grid, length selector from Mini (6) to Custom (12) and the rules panel in Italian

Cifretto (mauriziofonte.it)

Guess the hidden equation in six tries, in Italian, with a daily puzzle for every length from 6 to 12.

Crossnum card with the line A crossword without the words and a grid of interlocking number equations

Crossnum

A crossword without the words: fill a grid of interlocking equations by pure deduction.

The Crucimates icon: a yellow grid with 1, an equals sign and 3

Crucimates (La Vanguardia)

A crossword made of sums: place number tiles so every equation across and down works.

Crunch board on mindloftdaily.com: target 323 that needs 5 of the six numbers 50, 25, 9, 6, 3 and 1, with plus, minus, times and divide buttons

Crunch (Mind Loft)

Six numbers, one three-digit target, four operations.

Daily Puzzle stage one: target 307 with tiles 2, 5, 8, 13 and 15, two of three stars earned, and a button to lock in the stars and play the word

Daily Puzzle (Radikal Solutions)

Hit a target number with five tiles, then use your stars to crack the day's five-letter word.

Equations start screen: a grid of numbers behind the Welcome to Equations panel with How To Play and Start The Puzzle buttons

Equations

Split a grid of numbers into groups of three that add, multiply or raise to a power.

The Fourmulator board before a puzzle loads: the title at the top, a green display for the target, six number slots down the left and two operator panels

Fourmulator

Turn three starting numbers into the day's target with operations like split, merge and reverse, in seven…

Frame sudoku on mindloftdaily.com: the lower rows of a 9x9 grid with sums printed outside each row and column end, three printed digits, and the number pad with Notes and Hint

Frame (Mind Loft)

A daily sudoku with a sum outside every row and column end.

Dagbladet Spill K-doku card for 3 October 2026, difficulty Enkel, with an icon of a grid of cages marked 5+, 3x and 4-

K-doku (Dagbladet)

Dagbladet's daily KenKen-style number grid with arithmetic cages.

Boston Globe KenKen art: a two by two grid of red and white squares with divide, times, plus and minus signs

KenKen (Boston Globe)

The Boston Globe's daily KenKen in 4x4 and 6x6, harder as the week goes on.

The KenKen start screen on the Daily Mail games page: the game's own icon and name, the date 3 October 2026 and a button to start the day's puzzle

KenKen (Daily Mail)

Fill the grid so every cage makes its target with its operation.

A 6x6 KenKen grid in progress with cage targets such as 72x, 3+ and 144x and a number keypad

KenKen Daily Logic Puzzle (official app)

The official KenKen app, with a fresh daily puzzle in every size from 3x3 to 9x9.

Los Angeles Times Games share card for Killer Sudoku

Killer Sudoku (Los Angeles Times)

Sudoku with cages: every outlined group of squares must add up to its target.

llamacrunch #12: target 303, your numbers 100, 3, 5, 5 and 7, the four operation signs, and four empty step rows to build the chain, with Undo, Clear, Hint and Finish

llamacrunch

Chain five numbers and four signs into the day's three-digit target.

Make 10's daily screen: today's plate 63-68 on a cartoon car, the digits 6, 3, 6 and 8 and the four operation buttons

Make 10

Turn the day's four-digit licence plate into 10 with + - x and ÷.

Make24 on iPhone: Puzzle #259 with the numbers 3, 15, 3 and 15 and the four operation buttons below, a timer at 10s

Make24

Combine the day's four numbers with +, -, x and / to make 24.

MakeTen title card: the words Make Ten and Three daily arithmetic puzzles in white and grey on black, above three buttons for Make 10, Make X and Make Exact Operations

MakeTen

Three quick daily arithmetic puzzles: make 10, hit a target, find the missing operators.

Mathdle start screen: 'Hit the target number by combining 6 smaller numbers!', streak counts and 'Today's game (#514) is Hard' with a Play button

Mathdle

Reach the day's target by combining six smaller numbers with the four basic operations.

BrainBashers MathemaGrids for 3 October, Puzzle A: a 3x3 grid of empty squares joined by plus, minus and times signs, with row totals 19, 7 and 32 and column totals 33, 10 and 22

MathemaGrids (BrainBashers)

Place the digits 1 to 9 so three across sums and three down sums all come out right.

Today's Medium MathGrid on PuzzleMadness for 3 October 2026: a crossword-shaped grid of partly filled equations above rows of number and operator tiles

MathGrid (PuzzleMadness)

Move the numbers and signs under the grid into place so every sum works.

Mathle title above a five-row grid of grey, yellow and green tiles from a finished game

Mathle

A Wordle for sums: find the day's hidden addition or subtraction in five tries.

A phone showing a Mathler grid where the hidden calculation equals 16

Mathler

You know the answer; find the hidden equation that produces it in six tries.

A Mathness puzzle in the app: target 95 (easy), five number tiles 10, 12, 5, 13 and 8, operator buttons and Submit

Mathness

Five numbers, one target, four operations: get as close as you can.

Mini nerdle tile art: a row of green and purple tiles ending in a 6, above two grey rows

Mini Nerdle

The shorter nerdle: find the day's hidden six-character equation, such as 12+3=15, in six tries.

Nerdle game grids with green and purple tiles beside a math crossword and a number grid

Nerdle

Guess the day's hidden eight-character equation in six tries.

Numble screen with target 214, a START button and orange buttons for brackets, plus, minus, divide, multiply and equals

Numble (numble.wtf)

Hit the day's target number using only the numbers given.

Numble #1705 with an empty seven by six grid, the target '= 9' beside it, a number and operator keypad and 'Created by Rehan Ahmed'

Numble (thenumble.app)

Wordle for arithmetic: find the day's seven-character equation in six guesses.

Numbobulate board with corner numbers 1, 3, 4 and 5, operation buttons, an equals box and a Click for target button in the centre

Numbobulate

Reach three daily targets with four small numbers and a running total.

Numbword

Find the day's word whose letters, with A=1 to Z=26, add up to the target number.

Numgrove share image: a small number tree with a + node above two × nodes and four solved leaves, beside the words Grow a number tree every day

Numgrove

Fill a number tree so every plus node is a sum and every times node a product.

NumUp puzzle with target 644, number tiles 6, 1, 9, 2, 7 and 5, and plus, minus, times and divide buttons

NumUp

Reach the day's target from six numbers and four operations.

Operator with goal 24: an empty bracketed equation, six numbers (2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9) around four operation buttons, and Hint, Shuffle and Submit

Operator

Make the target from the day's numbers, then keep finding new ways to make it.

OpGlyph Easy puzzle for 2026-10-02: the digits 1, 7, 9 and 5 with question-mark slots between them and the target 4, under a Quick get-going help panel

OpGlyph

Fill the operator blanks between fixed digits so the line, read left to right, hits the target.

Ophex instructions over puzzle number 525, with an example hex of coloured number circles 2, 2, 2, 5, 1, 6 and 7 joined by plus, minus, times and divide buttons

Ophex

Combine seven numbers on a hex grid into the day's target.

A Parithmetic board: target 102 with six number tiles (4, 5, 9, 25, 50, 75), the sum 4 + 5 = 9 being built, the four operations and par 4

Parithmetic

Combine six number tiles to hit the target, scored like golf.

The Periodic Times Table puzzle for 3 October 2026: Guess the number between 1 and 14,043, a question-mark tile, a guess box with a number keypad and 0 guesses so far

Periodic Times Table

Find the day's mystery number from distances written in chemical elements.

The RAKAMLA share card

RAKAMLA (oynaa)

Six numbers, four operations, one target: a daily Turkish number race.

Reckon ledger with the amount due 718, six figure cards (8, 2, 10, 7, 75, 9) and the four operation buttons

Reckon

Combine six figures with + − × ÷ to hit the day's amount due, styled as a bookkeeper's ledger.

The Sequence board for 10/3/2026: a 4x6 grid of numbered tiles with a green START tile, a checkered END tile and three black squares, under an operation row of plus, times, divide and plus

Sequence (Notebeck)

Build a path of add, multiply and divide tiles for the highest score.

$SOLVD Medium puzzle at 0:22: a grid of crossing equations with blank cells marked ?, a number keypad with OK, and Hint (3 left)$

SOLVD: Daily Math Puzzle Game

Fill the blanks in a grid of linked equations, at three difficulties a day.

A Sum Fall Daily board with golden starred cells to destroy and a row of numbered pieces waiting to be placed

Sum Fall

Drop numbered pieces that fall up or down, and fuse pairs that make 0 or 10.

The SumHunt card: letter tiles S, U, M with their values beside a target of 372

SumHunt

Spell words whose letter values add up to the day's target.

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