level

level is a browser puzzle at leveldaily.app, run by Faizan Raza and launched in October 2026, with puzzle No. 1 on 15 October. Every day at midnight UTC it puts out two puzzles, a Classic and a Hard, and every player gets the same ones. It is free, has no ads and needs no sign-up.

Each puzzle names a measure and lays twelve things on the bench. On 26 October the Classic asked for the times of twelve men's world records, from the 50 m freestyle to the mile and a Rubik's Cube solve, and the Hard for how much meat people eat a year in twelve countries. Earlier days balanced the weights of everyday objects, the fat in foods, the blue in flags and how far landmarks are from Dubai. You place four things on Side A and four on Side B; the other four sit out and do not count. The aim is to make the two sides' hidden totals as even as you can.

You have three weighs per puzzle. A weigh tips the scale toward the heavier side and tells you whether you are warmer or colder than your last try, so you can swap things and test again. Two hunches each reveal one thing's hidden figure, and a calculator sits at the top of the board. When you lock in, the game shows the true figures and ranks your split as a top percentage of all the ways the eight could be chosen, with a medal.

Finishing both puzzles earns the daily double sticker, and other stickers reward things like a top result with no weighs. Results can be shared as text or as an image card, and your record keeps your streak on the device. Past days can be played from the archive as practice that does not touch your streak, each day has an answers page with the best split, and a Sources page names the data behind each puzzle, mostly the World Bank, the USDA and Wikidata.

level suits players who like estimation games about real-world figures but want some trial and error and a bit of arithmetic rather than a single guess.