Curio Cabinet: Sort Puzzle

A calm sorting puzzle for grown-ups

You have inherited a Victorian collector's cabinet, and every drawer is in a muddle. Put every set of four back in its own drawer, one calm move at a time.

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The promise

A calm puzzle, and nothing else

  • No adverts. Not one, ever.
  • Every puzzle proven solvable. No paywalled extra drawers.
  • Pay once. Nothing held back.
How it plays

Shade order, the Daily and the Catalogue

Tap a drawer to lift a piece, tap another to move it, and put every set of four back in its own drawer. From the second collection, shade order arrives: each set comes in four shades, and a piece can only sit on the next shade darker of its own set, so every finished drawer becomes a perfect gradient. The Daily is one free puzzle a day, the same for everyone, with a par for the fewest moves and a Ledger of stamps and gold seals, never streaks. And the first time you file each set, a card joins your Catalogue: 36 real curiosities, each with one short, true line about it.

A look inside

On phone and tablet

On a phone

  • No adverts. Not one, ever. A level of The Shore: sea glass, whelk and nautilus shells in green velvet drawers, one drawer already filed and closed
  • Every puzzle proven solvable. A level of Minerals: malachite, ammonite, amethyst, geode and pyrite pieces in eight red velvet drawers, each piece marked with small dots for its shade
  • Pay once. Nothing held back. The home screen: today's Daily, No. 4, above the cabinet of six collections from The Shore to The Observatory, with the Ledger and the Catalogue below
  • Lighter on darker: a grown-up twist. A Minerals level in shade order, with a hint shown as a pulsing drawer and a dotted arc to another

On a tablet

  • A fresh Daily puzzle every day. Daily No. 4 finished on a tablet: a gold seal and the words Filed at par, with Show the par route, Share and Done
  • Stamps and seals, never streaks. The Ledger on a tablet: October 2026, with a stamp for each Daily filed, a gold seal for each at par, and the note 9 Dailies filed, 6 at par
  • Catalogue 36 real curiosities. The Catalogue on a tablet, 14 of 36 cards, open at The Shore: the scallop, cowrie, whelk, nautilus, sand dollar and sea glass
  • Rain, fire or a ticking clock. Settings on a tablet, with the ambience choices Rain on the window, A crackling fire and A ticking clock
The price

Free to start, one payment for the full collection

The Shore's 40 levels and the Daily are free forever, with every feature: undo, hints, ambience and the Ledger. One payment, made once, opens the other five collections (Minerals, Porcelain, The Herbarium, The Watchmaker and The Observatory), every past Daily in the Ledger and every collection we add later. No subscription, no coins, and nothing else for sale.

The deal No ads. No tracking. Pay once.
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