Amountle
A jar fills up in front of you. Amountle asks how many things just fell in, and gives you a few seconds to decide.
Opens the real game on amountle.dev. Free, in a new tab.
Amountle rules in short
- Watch the pour
Objects drop into the container.
- Count roughly
Estimate the total before the timer ends.
- Enter your guess
Use the number pad and submit. After five rounds, compare your score with other players.
Amountle at a glance
- Rounds
- 5 a day
- Task
- Estimate how many objects are in the jar
- Timer
- A few seconds per round
- Modes
- Daily, Over or Under, Fill, Survival, Practice
- Friends
- Duels and clubs
- Made by
- Isaac, as a side project
- Category
- Estimation games, numbers
Modes
- Daily: five ranked rounds
- Over or Under: is the count above or below a number
- Fill: pour to a target count
- Survival: keep going until you miss
- Practice: no timer
Estimating like a pro
Professional counters split a crowd into blocks. Do the same with the jar. Count a slice you can see clearly, then judge how many such slices fill the jar. The answer is rarely exact, but it will be closer than a gut guess.
Questions people ask about Amountle
How many rounds are in the daily Amountle?
Five, each with a few seconds on the clock.
Can I play Amountle with friends?
Yes. The game has duels and clubs.
What is Fill mode?
You get a target count and pour objects in to match it. Tap to drop one, hold to pour fast.
Is it free?
Yes, with no ads or pay to win. An optional Amountle+ adds the full archive and extra stats.
Is there an app?
Yes. Amountle has an app for iPhone.
Ways to get better at Amountle
- Count one small patch, then multiply by how many patches fill the jar.
- Watch the pour itself. Counting while things fall is easier than after.
- Bigger objects mean fewer of them, even if the jar looks just as full.
- Use Practice to learn. It has no timer, so you can check how your patch counting holds up.
Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Amountle belongs to Isaac. Megadle is not linked to it.