A new color sort puzzle every day, and everyone in the world gets the same one. Your goal isn't just to solve it. It's to solve it in as few moves as possible.

If you like water sort, ball sort, liquid sort or any tube sorting game, you know the rules already. Parsort adds the part those games are missing: a score. Every puzzle has a par, the target number of moves, and a solver proves the fewest moves possible. Beat par by one for a birdie. Beat it by two for an eagle, the best score there is.

Walk the course with Birdie, your tiny caddie
Your ball rolls toward the cup with every finished tube, and Birdie cheers you on. Go over par and you're in the bunker.

How it works
- Drag the top pieces of a tube onto another tube, or tap one and then the other.
- Pieces land only on the same color or in an empty tube.
- Sort every color into its own tube. Each finished tube raises a flag.

Six lands, each with its own twist
- Pine Links and Dune Club teach the classic sort puzzle.
- Frostline: ice hides the pieces underneath.
- Maple Ridge: locked tubes open when you finish the color on the lock.
- Blossom Glen: flower vases only take one color.
- Coral Cove: sand bunkers let pieces in one at a time.
600 holes in all, every one proven solvable with an exact par.

Why you'll come back
- A new daily puzzle, gentle on Monday and hardest on Frozen Sunday.
- A streak to protect, weekly quests that change every Monday, trophies and treasure chests.
- A picture card to share your score with friends, with no spoilers.
- The Locker: outfits for Birdie, gemstone and wooden tiles, tinted glass and trail colors.

Made to be comfortable
- An offline puzzle game. No account, no timers, no lives.
- Every color also has its own shape, so it's playable with color blindness.
- The daily puzzle has no ads. Practice shows an occasional ad between holes, and a one-time purchase removes them.
- A relaxing brain teaser for a coffee break, or a logic puzzle to master.