Solitaire

Tells you when a deal can no longer be won.

In Solitaire it is easy to keep playing a game that is already lost. This app tells you when that happens.

Klondike Solitaire with no account. The app is currently available in Korean only.

A notice under the board saying the deal can no longer be won, with a button to see where it went wrong (app shown in Korean).
A deal that can no longer be won

It tells you when you can't win

While you play, the app works through the remaining moves in the background. When it confirms that no sequence of moves can win, a notice appears at the bottom of the screen.

이 판은 이제 이길 수 없습니다
This deal can no longer be won

Tap the button next to it to find the last position where you could still have won. The app shows how many moves ago that was and lets you go back to it.

12수 전, 여기서 갈렸습니다
It went wrong here, 12 moves ago

There are no hints for your next move. The app knows the face-down cards, so a hint would give them away.

If the calculation doesn't finish, the app doesn't show anything.

A sheet saying the deal was unwinnable from the start and that no move was a mistake (app shown in Korean).
Unwinnable from the start

Deals you can't win from the start

Cards are shuffled at random, so now and then you get a deal that can't be won at all. If you check one of these, the app tells you it was unwinnable from the start. Just start a new game.

처음부터 닫힌 판이었습니다
This deal was unwinnable from the start

The Records screen: a 7-day streak, win rate and fastest time per mode, and a calendar of wins per day (app shown in Korean).
Records

Records

Any game where you make at least one move is recorded. If you move on without winning, it counts as a loss. Your daily streak continues as long as you win at least one game a day.

The Records screen shows your daily streak, win rate, current and best streak, and fastest time for each mode, plus a calendar.

A Draw 1 game in progress, with a few cards on the foundations and the move count and time at the top.
The board

Draw 1 and Draw 3

Choose whether to turn the stock one card or three at a time. Each mode keeps its own game in progress, so switching back and forth doesn't lose your place.

The guide shown on first launch (app shown in Korean).
Guide

Conveniences

  • Tap a card to move it to a valid spot. Press and hold to see where it will go.
  • Cards that are no longer needed move to the foundations automatically. You can turn this off in Settings.
  • Near the end, use Finish to move all remaining cards up at once.
  • The stock can be placed on the right for left-handed play.

Price

Free, with no in-app purchases.

There is no account, and your records are stored only on your device. The app sends usage statistics only. See the privacy policy for details.

Download

Coming soon to the App Store.

iPhone · iOS 15 or later · Korean