Graphdle FAQ
Graphdle is The Daily Graph Transformation Puzzle. The game shows a base function graph and a target graph. Your job is to reconstruct the hidden chain of transformations, then compare scores globally or in private leagues with friends.
What is Graphdle?
Graphdle is a daily maths puzzle about graph transformations. You compare two graphs and guess which operations turn one function into the other.
How do I play?
Start with the base function f(x). Submit a chain of transformations. A guess like derivative(shift(2)) means shift the graph first, then take the derivative.
What transformations are in the game?
Graphdle includes visual transforms such as shift, vshift, scale, vscale, reflectX, reflectY, and abs. It also includes calculus and output transforms such as derivative, integral, clip, relu, logT, expT, sinC, nonlinear output transforms, noise, and smoothing operators.
What are the difficulty modes?
Easy uses direct visual transformations. Normal introduces calculus, clipping, and discrete output transforms. Hard adds more advanced operations such as second derivatives, nonlinear transforms, smoothing, and distortions.
Is Graphdle free?
Yes. Graphdle is free to play in the browser.
Does Graphdle have private leagues?
Yes. Private leagues let groups compare scores on daily puzzles. Graphdle also supports global leaderboards for public competition.
Can I use mathematical notation?
Graphdle supports a constrained ASCII-safe math transform input using f(x). For example, y = d/dx(int(floor(f(x))) dx) resolves to Graphdle's DSL form.