Sort It

How to play Sort It

Sort It is a color-sorting puzzle: you tap a stack to pick up pieces and tap another stack to drop them, with the goal of lining each stack up the way the level asks. The pleasure is in planning a few moves ahead so you never fill a stack you still need as temporary storage. It was created by Srikanth-AD for the 100games project, built with Claude Code in 2026, and released under the MIT license. We rehost a copy here, with credit and a link to the original project, and we do not claim authorship.

Most levels are won by keeping one stack partly empty so you have a place to park a color that is in the way. If every stack is nearly full, a single wrong drop can lock the board. Work on completing one color at a time only when that color is already close to done; otherwise, use mixed stacks as buffers and tidy them later. Because the action is just tapping, the game is comfortable on a phone and just as usable with a mouse.

There is no download and no account. A lower move count is the usual way to judge a clean solve, and your best run is saved in this browser when the game tracks it.

Tips

• Protect at least one stack as a buffer; a completely full board is how most solves get stuck.
• Finish a stack only when you are sure you will not need those cells for temporary storage.
• If you see the same color buried under another color in two places, free one of those piles first.

Controls: mouse, touch. No download and no sign-in required.

FAQ

Who made Sort It?

Srikanth-AD created Sort It for the 100games project with Claude Code in 2026 and released it under the MIT license. This site rehosts a copy and links to the original project.

How do I play Sort It?

Tap a stack to pick up colored pieces, then tap another stack to drop them. Arrange the stacks so the colors line up as the level requires.

Is Sort It free to play in a browser?

Yes. It loads on this page with no download and no sign-in, and it works with a mouse or a finger.