Pourdle
Fill to 54 percent sounds easy until the glass is a cone. Pourdle gives you five oddly shaped, unmarked glasses and asks you to pour each one to a target by eye.
Pourdle rules in short
- Read the order
Each glass has a target like fill to 54%.
- Hold to pour
Press and hold to pour water in.
- Let go
Release to stop. You can top up. Pour all five glasses for your daily score.
Pourdle at a glance
- Glasses
- 5 a day
- Target
- A fill percentage, by volume
- Score
- Up to 500 a day
- Penalty
- 5.5 points per 1% off
- Modes
- Daily, Practice and Archive
- Category
- More daily games, skill
Why your eyes lie
| Glass shape | What happens |
|---|---|
| Cone, narrow at bottom | Water rises fast, then slows |
| Wide at bottom | Water rises slowly, then fast |
| Odd shapes | Each part fills at its own speed |
Judge the amount of water, not how high it stands.
Pour in two steps
Pour most of the way quickly, stop, look, and then top up with short taps. Two steps beat one long pour on almost every glass, because the hardest part is the last few percent.
Questions people ask about Pourdle
How is Pourdle scored?
Up to 500 points a day across five glasses. Every 1% you are off the target costs 5.5 points.
Can I add more after I stop?
Yes. You can top up after letting go, but water cannot be poured back.
Why does halfway look wrong?
Because the score uses volume. In a cone, half the water already reaches about 71% of the height.
What if I overfill?
Pour too long and it spills. Each 1% off costs 5.5 points.
Can I practise?
Yes. There is a practice mode and an archive.
Ways to get better at Pourdle
- Volume is not height. In a cone, half the water sits well above the middle.
- Stop a little early. You can top up, but you cannot pour back.
- Narrow parts fill fast and wide parts slowly, so slow down near them.
Facts checked on 2026-11-10. Pourdle belongs to Pourdle. Megadle is not linked to it.