What is Housle?
Housle is a daily real-estate price-guessing game. You study an active home listing through its property photos and clues, then try to estimate the asking price within six tries. Each incorrect estimate tells you whether it is too high or too low and reveals another photo and clue.
How to play Housle
- Study the property photo and the available listing clues.
- Enter an estimate for the asking price.
- Use the high-or-low feedback and the newly revealed photo and clue to refine the next estimate.
- Try to finish within six guesses.
Reading the feedback
Each incorrect estimate tells you whether you guessed too high or too low and reveals a new property photo and clue. After the challenge, the reveal feature shows the listing’s outcome. Housle also displays streaks and statistics for tracking daily play.
Tips and strategy
Use your first estimate as a benchmark. With six tries, base each later estimate on the newest clue rather than changing the price by a fixed amount. Pay attention to what the photos suggest about the property’s location, condition, and size.
Common questions
How many guesses does Housle give me?
The official Rapptr Labs product page says you get six tries to guess the house’s asking price.
What happens after an incorrect estimate?
Housle tells you whether the estimate was too high or too low, then gives you a new property photo and clue.
Where can I play Housle?
The Housle product page lists Web, iOS, and Android.