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LESS SCROLLING. MORE SOLVING.
Make room for a different kind of screen time.
Thoughtful logic puzzles. Small challenges.
That lovely feeling when it finally clicks.
Find the pattern.
Make your move.
Enjoy the click.
THE COLLECTION
Start small. Think differently.
Take your time.
ORDER & PERSPECTIVE
Fifteen tiles. One gap. Find the little moves that bring it all together.
Find your flowA SMALLER START
A compact board with room to learn how the gap moves.
Start smallSHAPES & SPACE
Fit three shapes, clear a line, and leave room for the next deal.
Make some roomCOLOR & CAPACITY
Bring each color together. Keep a little space in reserve.
Keep a bufferPATHS & POSSIBILITY
Rearrange the small pieces. Open a path for the large one.
Find a way outA LITTLE GUIDANCE
Find your next puzzle. Learn a new way to solve it.
YOUR FIRST FEW MOVES
A sliding puzzle rewards a different
kind of attention.
Read the finished board like a page: 1–4 in the first row, then 5–8, 9–12, and 13–15 with the gap last. Each turn slides one tile horizontally or vertically into that gap. You cannot lift a tile out, jump over another, or swap two numbers.
On a phone, tap any outlined tile beside the gap. With a keyboard, focus the board and press an arrow in the direction you want a numbered tile to travel. The timer waits for your first move. Pause whenever you need a break; your unfinished board follows you between these two pages in the same tab.
A number can be one square from home but still have no way in. Before moving it closer, find a route for the empty space to get behind it. Try arranging 1 and 2 first, then treat 3 and 4 as a pair. Clearing a row together works better than chasing whichever tile looks easiest.
Practice the row-by-row approachEasy begins just ten legal slides from the finish. Medium and Hard spread the tiles farther, asking you to leave room for bigger cycles. These shuffle lengths are not shortest-solution promises. The related 8 Puzzle uses a 3×3 board. Choose a size in the sliding puzzle collection; each full game has three difficulties and optional hints.
Need help seeing a route? Hint reveals one move at a time. Assisted bests have their own record, so your independent solves keep their place.
A SMALL PAUSE WITH A PURPOSE
Here, the challenge comes from the puzzle itself: seeing how pieces fit, planning a few moves ahead, and trying a new route when the first one doesn't work.
Our four engines are made from scratch: slide numbers, place shapes, sort colors, or clear a block’s exit. Each has its own kind of planning. Take your time.
Learn how the tiles fit togetherA LITTLE SPACE TO THINK