Sort.
Breathe.
Repeat.
Sort sushi onto bento serving lanes until every lane holds one kind. One-thumb calm with no energy, no lives, no timers — ever.
iOS build submitted to App Review. Android release in progress.
Free to play · one $2.99 purchase removes every ad, forever
The honest sort puzzle
Most "relaxing" puzzles relax you until the paywall. Calm Sort makes six promises instead — printed here, kept in the game.
Remove Ads means removed
One $2.99 purchase and every ad disappears — including the optional ones. Hints become free. Forever.
No energy, no lives, no timers
Nothing recharges, expires, or locks you out. Play one level a month or fifty in a night.
Restart never reshuffles
The same board every time, so a hard level is something you learn — not something you reroll.
Undo is always free
Unlimited, one tap, never behind an ad. Thinking out loud is how sorting is meant to feel.
Every level provably solvable
All 200 levels are machine-verified before they ship. No engineered dead ends, no difficulty paywalls.
No account. Fully offline
No sign-up, no cloud, no permissions begging. Your progress lives on your device and nowhere else.
Three rules, endless calm
Only the front sushi moves
The piece nearest the serving end is the one you can pick up — every lane is a little queue.
Place it, pieces snap forward
Drop it on another lane and everything shuffles neatly ahead. Drag or tap — play as fast as you think.
One kind per lane wins
When every plate on a lane holds the same sushi, it's served. Clear the board, take a breath, next level.
Difficulty like a tasting course
Climb from a casual nigiri counter to a premium omakase spread — each world serves its own plates and its own pace. Gentle starts, satisfying finales, never a wall. Late worlds fold in locked lanes, sealed plates, and mystery pieces that hide again if you look away.
Small game, deep pantry
200 levels, all provably fair
Every one of the 200 levels across 10 worlds is machine-verified solvable before it ships. If you're stuck, it's a puzzle — never a paywall.
Ten worlds, ten menus
Climb from a casual nigiri counter to a premium omakase spread. Each world serves its own plates and its own pace — gentle starts, satisfying finales, never a wall.
Late-game twists
Locked lanes, sealed plates, and mystery pieces that hide again if you look away. The rules stay simple; the boards get delightfully devious.
A fresh challenge every day
One new daily puzzle each day, plus an Endless mode that keeps getting tougher for as long as you keep your streak of calm.
Sounds like a quiet kitchen
Soft ambient music with ceramic-and-wood sound design. Plates click, lanes slide, nothing beeps at you.
One-thumb, anywhere
Drag or tap — play as fast as you think. Works completely offline with no account, on the train or thirty thousand feet above it.
Warm wood, soft light
Fair questions, straight answers
- Is Calm Sort free?
- Yes. All 200 levels, the daily challenge, and Endless mode are free, with occasional ads between levels only — never during play. A single $2.99 purchase removes every ad permanently.
- What exactly does Remove Ads include?
- Everything. One purchase removes every ad in the game — including the optional rewarded ones — and hints become free. It's a one-time purchase, processed by the App Store, and it lasts forever.
- Are there timers, lives, or energy?
- No, and there never will be. You can play one level a month or fifty in a night; nothing recharges, expires, or locks you out.
- Does restarting a level reshuffle it?
- No. Restart gives you the exact same board, so you can actually learn a hard level instead of rerolling for an easier one.
- How does the sorting work?
- Only the front sushi — the piece nearest the serving end — can move. Place it on another lane and pieces snap forward. A lane is done when every plate on it holds the same kind.
- Do I need an account or an internet connection?
- Neither. There is no account and no sign-up, and the whole game works offline. Your progress, stars, and daily streak are stored only on your device.
- Can a level be unsolvable?
- No. Every level is machine-verified solvable before it ships — including the late-game boards with locked lanes, sealed plates, and mystery pieces.
Ready when you are. No timer says so.
Calm Sort will be on the App Store shortly — it's in Apple's review queue right now.
Free to play · one $2.99 purchase removes every ad, forever