Daily equation answer
Today's Daily Equation Answer
July 21, 2026
Stuck on today's Daily Equation, or just want to check what you had? The answer is right here, hidden behind the reveal so nobody spoils it by accident. Tap to show it.
This is the answer to PlayClick's own Daily Equation, the eight-tile math puzzle we build in-house. Every day hides one calculation, like 12+34=46. You get six guesses to find it, and each guess has to be a real equation with exactly one equals sign and both sides matching. After each try, every tile turns green when the symbol sits in the right spot, purple when the symbol is in the equation but somewhere else, and grey when it is not in the equation at all.
If you ran out of guesses, no problem. Reveal today's equation above, see how close you got, and note which digits or operators you missed. That is usually where the next win comes from.
One equation is shared by everyone for the whole day. It changes at midnight UTC, so a fresh puzzle and a fresh answer land here every single day. Bookmark this page and check back tomorrow.
Show today's equation
60-19=41
Questions and answers
What is today's Daily Equation answer?
It is shown above behind the reveal so nobody gets spoiled by accident. Tap the reveal to see the full eight-tile equation for today. It is the exact calculation the puzzle was hiding.
Is this the answer to PlayClick's own game?
Yes. This is the answer to PlayClick's Daily Equation, a math puzzle we build ourselves. It is not tied to any other brand or site.
When does a new equation come out?
A new equation goes live every day at midnight UTC. The old answer is replaced by the new one, so check back each day for the current puzzle and its solution.
Why did my correct-looking guess get rejected?
Every guess has to be a valid equation on its own. It needs exactly one equals sign, the left side must equal the right side, and normal order of operations applies, so multiply and divide happen before add and subtract. All numbers and results are whole numbers with no leading zeros and no negatives.
What do the tile colors mean?
After each guess, green means that symbol is in the right spot. Purple means the symbol is in the equation but in a different spot. Grey means it is not in the equation at all. You use those clues across six guesses to narrow it down.
Is the answer the same for everyone?
Yes. Everyone plays one shared equation each day, so the answer on this page is the same one every player is looking for until it changes at midnight UTC.