Rubik's Solver

Paint the stickers of your scrambled puzzle on a 3D model or a flat net, tap Solve, and follow the moves. Rubik's Solver finds short solutions for five puzzles, entirely on your phone — no account, no internet needed to solve:

• Pocket Cube (2×2×2) — provably shortest solution, at most 11 moves
• Pyraminx — provably shortest, at most 11 layer moves plus tip turns
• Skewb — provably shortest, at most 11 moves
• Pyramorphix — provably shortest, at most 9 twists
• Rubik's Cube (3×3×3) — short two-phase solutions, typically 21–22 moves

How it works
1. Pick your puzzle.
2. Paint each sticker with the colour you see on your own puzzle — rotate the 3D model with a drag, or switch to the flat net.
3. Tap Solve. If a position can't exist, the stickers to re-check light up.
4. Watch the solution play back move by move, in standard notation, each with a plain-English explanation.

Honest about what it can prove: four puzzles are solved by exhaustive search verified against published mathematics and are labelled "shortest possible"; the 3×3×3 uses a two-phase algorithm and is labelled "solved in N moves", never "shortest".

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