NuevoShare your actual game and review it one move at a time, including undo and redo.
CambiadoCards deal from a deck when a new game starts. Automatic finishing now moves cards home one at a time.
ArregladoResuming a game now keeps its elapsed time and full replay history.
0.4.1
ArregladoDiamonds were drawn narrower than the other suits, so diamond cards looked faint. Card backs also showed mostly their pale border when stacked
ArregladoRanks in a column now line up on one center line. Jacks, queens and kings used to sit about 3px left of the number cards
CambiadoThe board now fills the page width, so cards are slightly larger
CambiadoThe menu now reads Daily, This month, Your record, Deal numbers, Rules, How to play
ArregladoPicking a card in the middle of a column no longer covers the cards stacked on it
CambiadoCards stacked underneath now show only their rank, in the same corner spot as a card on top. The suit no longer jumps beside the rank
CambiadoJacks, queens and kings now use a proper court design based on 19th-century Goodall & Son cards, instead of the drawn placeholder
CambiadoCards now show a pip for every point, the way a real deck does — a six of spades shows six spades. The single large symbol used to crowd the corner index on 10s
CambiadoPicking up a card now lifts it slightly, so it is obvious which card is in your hand
CambiadoA hinted card pulses twice. The outline alone was easy to miss
CambiadoThe count on a home cell is now a small badge instead of white text on the green
0.4.0
NuevoYour first move now has a short card sound, with distinct cues for a home cell, a blocked move and a win. Sound never starts by itself, and the mute button remembers your choice
CambiadoFirst-time players see one short prompt above the ready board instead of a Play gate. It disappears after the first move and does not return
CambiadoNew game no longer looks like the required first step. After a first win, the main next step opens today's deal so there is a reason to return tomorrow
0.3.2
CambiadoEvery covered card shows its suit now, and tens read 10 instead of T — the whole deal can be read before the first move, including on a phone
CambiadoThe play page has a visible game title and direct links to How to play, Rules, Daily and Deal numbers below the board
CambiadoRules now diagrams the board areas, while How to play shows why an empty column doubles the cards you can move
CambiadoShare cards now lead with the live move capacity and use the same 10 notation and highlighted free cells as the game
0.3.1
CambiadoThe five strategy pages are now listed inside How to play, and the separate Strategy link is gone from the top bar. Old strategy links still open
0.3.0
NuevoThe site is in nine languages now — the picker at the foot of the page switches the board, the guides and the hints together
0.2.2
CambiadoThe deal you are on was drawn as a plain grey box on the monthly page. It now matches the other two, with the accent outline marking it
0.2.1
NuevoThere is a contact page now. The link at the bottom of every page opens it, and leaving an address gets you an answer
ArregladoThe about page still said the operator and contact address were to be filled in before launch
CambiadoSearch results can show the path to a page — Strategy › Empty a column — instead of the bare address
0.2.0
ArregladoThe suit under each rank was being cut in half by the card stacked on top of it
CambiadoCards are shaped like a real pack now, and the one you can actually reach carries a large suit in the middle
ArregladoA card you moved slid behind the other columns on its way across. It passes over them now
NuevoA hint plays the move straight away and says why it is the move. You get three a game, and a refresh does not give you more
NuevoThree deals a month, the same three for everyone. Your total time appears once all three are finished — not before, or a month you barely played would look like your fastest
NuevoThe daily page has a calendar of the month. Days you finished are filled in, and any past day opens that day's board again
CambiadoEvery page carries the same menu, with the time left on today's deal and on this month's three
CambiadoThe board keeps room for a longer column, so the page stops jumping as a column grows
NuevoFreeCell can go on a phone's home screen now, with an icon of its own
NuevoPasting a link shows the board for deal 617 and the line that says you can move 5 cards at once
ArregladoThe tab icon was blank in Safari and was not eligible to show in Google results — Google does not accept SVG icons
0.1.0
NuevoFreeCell is playable here. Deals use the same numbers as Microsoft FreeCell, so game 11982 is the famous unwinnable one
NuevoThe board always says how many cards you can move at once. That number is why a run refuses to go
NuevoA card goes home as soon as nothing could need it again, which is a little sooner than Microsoft FreeCell does it
CambiadoDeals that cannot be finished in a hundred moves are not handed out