Solitaire by SiggySoft

Thirty solitaire games with fair, random deals. No ads, nothing to buy, no account. Made by SiggySoft LLC.

Version 0.9.8 is a test version. Everything in it works; tell us what you find with Send feedback in the app (see Support and feedback below).

What it is

Solitaire by SiggySoft is a free collection of the traditional patience games, from Klondike, Spider and FreeCell to Pyramid, Golf and Clock. It has no advertising, no in-app purchases, no coins or lives, and nothing locked. It plays without an internet connection and keeps your games and statistics on the phone.

Choose a game by its table

Swipe left or right through the 30 games, one page each. Every page shows that game's table as a deal starts, in your own card back and table colour, so you can pick a game you know by sight but not by name. Buttons along the top jump to a family of games, and All games as pictures shows every table at once.

Fair deals you can check

Every shuffle comes from 512 bits of the phone's secure random source, enough for every possible order of the cards. The game never looks at your record to pick a deal. Every deal has a code you can play again or send to a friend, and the method is published on the fair-play page with a script that recomputes any deal on a PC.

Learn any game as you play

New to a game? Learn to play deals a winnable hand and shows one move at a time, saying which rule allows it, such as "a red card goes on a black card one rank higher". Make the move yourself or tap Do it for me; try something else and the lesson finds a new way to win from there. Lessons are not counted in your statistics.

Winnable means proven

Turn on Winnable deals only and you get deals the app's solver has won with every card known. Can I still win? checks your current position. Lost deals that no play could have won are counted apart in your statistics, so your win rate measures your play.

Win endings

Fifteen endings, all drawn for this app: fireworks, a house of cards, paper planes, a court procession, a domino spiral, a riffle and bridge, a night sky with the month's constellation, a waterfall, a card garden, the seasons and a kaleidoscope, plus endings of their own for Clock, Pyramid, Spider and FreeCell. Special wins change them (gold edges for a win with no undo, sparkles for streaks), and one win in 52 brings out the joker. Each win unlocks the next ending, and a gallery replays them.

Made to be easy to use

Tap a card to move it or drag it. Cards glide at the speed you choose and make a soft paper sound, or the click if you prefer, and they go to the foundations by themselves only if you turn that on. Unlimited undo and hints. Four-colour suits, large corner numbers, a left-handed layout, landscape and tablet layouts. With TalkBack, every pile reads out its cards and every move is in the actions list, so no dragging is needed. The timer stops on the winning move.

Get the app

Android 8.0 or newer: download below
Google Play: coming soon
iPhone: in development
No ads, no purchases, no account, no tracking

Download for Android →

Version 0.9.8 (test version) · SiggySoft-Solitaire-0.9.8.apk · 2.5 MB
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The games

Klondike family

Klondike: The classic: build down in alternating colours and move every card to the foundations.

Yukon family

Yukon: No stock: move any face-up card with everything on top of it.
Russian Solitaire: Yukon's layout, but you build down in the same suit.
Alaska: Russian Solitaire where you may build up or down in suit.

Spider family

Spider Solitaire: Two decks, ten piles: build king-to-ace runs in one suit and they leave the table.
Spiderette: Spider with one deck and Klondike's layout.
Scorpion: Seven piles of seven: move any face-up card with the cards on top of it, building down in suit.
Simple Simon: Spider with every card face up from the start.

FreeCell family

FreeCell: Every card face up, four free cells: nearly every deal can be won.
Baker's Game: FreeCell's ancestor: build down in the same suit.
Eight Off: Eight free cells, four of them filled at the start; build in suit.
Seahaven Towers: Ten piles and four cells, two of them filled; build in suit, kings into spaces.

Builders

Forty Thieves: Two decks, one card at a time, one pass through the stock.
Canfield: A 13-card reserve and foundations that start from a dealt card.
Baker's Dozen: Thirteen piles of four, kings sent to the bottom; spaces stay empty.
Beleaguered Castle: The aces start home; eight rows build down regardless of suit.
Streets and Alleys: Beleaguered Castle with the aces left in the rows.
King Albert: Nine piles and a reserve of seven cards you may play at any time.
Fan: Eighteen fans: build down in suit, kings into spaces.
La Belle Lucie: Fan with two redeals and one merci.

Pairing and removing

Pyramid: Remove pairs that add up to 13 and clear the pyramid.
TriPeaks: Clear three peaks by playing cards one rank up or down.
Golf: Clear seven columns onto the waste, one rank up or down.
Black Hole: Feed every card into the hole, one rank up or down.
Aces Up: Discard lower cards of a suit until only the four aces remain.
Accordion: Squeeze the whole deck into one pile.
Weddings: Pair touching cards of the same rank in a five-by-five grid.

Other games

Clock: The cards decide this one: watch the clock run.
Calculation: Four foundations count by ones, twos, threes and fours.
Gaps: Also called Montana: order four rows from 2 to king.

Installing the Android download

Until Solitaire by SiggySoft is on Google Play, Android asks you to allow the install once.

Open this page on the phone in Chrome and tap Download for Android.
When the download finishes, tap Open, or find SiggySoft-Solitaire-0.9.8.apk in the Files app under Downloads.
If Android says the phone is not allowed to install unknown apps from this source, tap Settings, turn on Allow from this source, then go back.
Tap Install.

If Google Play Protect says it does not recognize the app, tap More details, then Install anyway. A newer version installs over the old one and keeps your statistics; the first time you open it after an update, it lists what changed.

Privacy

Your statistics, settings and the game in progress stay in the app's storage on your phone. Since version 0.9.6 the app asks Android for one permission, internet access, and uses it only for Send feedback: nothing is sent until you tap Send on the screen that shows every word of the report. The privacy policy has the details.

Version history

What each version added, newest first. The app shows the same list (About > Version history).

Version 0.9.8 · 2026-11-02

A new way to choose a game: swipe left or right through the 30 games, one per page. Each page shows that game's own table as it looks at the start of a deal, with your card back and table colour.
Each page has Play, Learn to play, and Options and rules (draw 1 or 3, Winnable deals only, a deal number, How to play). The buttons along the top jump to a family of games, and the pages open on the game you played last.
All games as pictures shows every table at once, grouped by family; tap one to open its page. Play a deal code is on that screen now.

Version 0.9.7 · 2026-11-02

The title bar fits on every phone: Solitaire by SiggySoft is on two lines beside the buttons, and the line under it no longer wraps.

Version 0.9.6 · 2026-11-02

Send feedback: report a problem or suggest an idea from Settings or About. The next screen shows every word before it goes to SiggySoft, and you get a ticket number back.
The game list and About now show the app's name, Solitaire by SiggySoft.

Version 0.9.5 · 2026-10-28

The app is now called Solitaire by SiggySoft in the app stores. The name under the icon is Solitaire, so it fits on the home screen.

Version 0.9.4 · 2026-10-27

Cards no longer go to the foundations by themselves. To have them do so, choose it under Automatic moves in Settings.
Cards glide more slowly and smoothly. Settings has a Card speed choice: Slow, Normal or Fast.
Cards make a soft paper sound. The click of earlier versions is still in Settings, under Card sound.

Version 0.9.3 · 2026-10-27

Fixes a crash when a card was dragged or tapped just as another card was still moving to a foundation by itself.

Version 0.9.2 · 2026-10-27

Learn to play: every game has a guided game. It deals a winnable hand and shows one move at a time, saying which rule allows it; make the move yourself or tap Do it for me.
Start a lesson from a game's start screen (New to this game? Learn to play) or from the game menu. Lessons are not counted in your statistics.
How to play now shows each game's goal and its rules one per line.

Version 0.9.1 · 2026-10-26

All 15 win endings: Fireworks, House of Cards, Paper Planes, Court Procession, Domino Spiral, Riffle and Bridge, Night Sky (with this month's constellation), Waterfall, Card Garden, Seasons and Kaleidoscope, plus endings of their own for Clock, Pyramid, Spider and FreeCell.
Each win unlocks the next ending; a game's own ending unlocks the first time you win that game.
Cards are drawn faster, so the table and the endings move more smoothly.

Version 0.9.0 · 2026-10-26

First test version: 30 solitaire games with fair, random deals, no ads and no purchases.
Every deal has a code you can replay or share, and Winnable deals only gives you deals the solver has won.
Can I still win? checks your position, and Show me a win plays the solver's line (not counted in your statistics).
Lost deals that no play could win are counted apart in your statistics.
Three win endings so far (Fireworks, Waterfall, Kaleidoscope), with gold edges, streak sparkles and a rare joker for special wins; more endings come in 1.0.
After an update, the app shows what changed the first time you open it.

Support and feedback

In the app, open Settings (at the bottom) or About and tap Send feedback. Choose Report a problem or Suggest an idea, write what happened, and tap Send to SiggySoft. The next screen shows everything the report holds; tap Send there and the app shows a ticket number. If a game is in progress, you can add its deal code so we can play the same deal. Or email contact@siggysoft.org with the app version (shown in About), your phone model, the game, and what happened.