Five piles a day, one count each. If you want unlimited estimation instead, guess a real measurement.
This site does not recreate Amountle's piles. Guess the Size is the unlimited estimation game here: one real object, one dimension, no timer.
Not affiliated with the makers of Amountle. This is our own take on the format.
The pile game stays on amountle.dev. Guess the Size, linked above, asks for a length or a height instead of a count, and it does not stop after five rounds.
Amountle is a daily estimation game: five piles a day, objects fall into a container, you drag to rotate them, and you have 15 seconds to type a count. A closer count scores more, up to 100, with an exact-guess bonus of one third of the count, rounded. Everyone gets the same piles. Practice has no timer.
Amountle's scored game is five piles. Guess the Size on this site has no pile limit and no 15-second clock.
Open Guess the Size. Set one measurement on the slider and lock it. The next object is immediate.
No. The version on this site runs in your browser, free, with no signup and no app to install.
No. This is our own version of the format, published separately from the original. We link to the original so you can compare.
Amountle scores a typed count against a 15-second clock. Guess the Size scores a length by ratio, and it does not stop after five rounds.