Let’s untangle
that question.

Tap a bottle with color in it, then tap a destination bottle. You can pour onto the same top color or into an empty bottle with room available. The goal is to put each color into its own full bottle. Use fewer moves to earn more stars. You can replay the tutorial in Settings → How to play.

Check that the receiving bottle has space and that its top color matches the color you’re pouring. An empty bottle accepts any color. Some levels include special rules: icy or locked bottles may need to thaw or unlock, and skinny bottles pour fewer layers at once.

Color Lab is a daily puzzle with a different kind of challenge. Pour one layer at a time and blend different primary colors to make secondary colors: red + yellow = orange, yellow + blue = green, and red + blue = purple. Fill the color recipes to finish the daily puzzle.

No account is needed. Color sorting and the daily puzzle are generated on your device, so you can play offline. Anonymous usage reporting uses a network connection when available, and you can turn it off in Settings → Privacy.

Your progress, unlocked styles, sparkles, missions, and daily results are saved on the device you play on. There is no player account or cross-device game sync. Do not delete the app to fix a minor issue: doing so may remove your saved progress.

Open the app’s Settings using the gear icon. Sound effects and haptics each have their own switch, so you can make your puzzle break as quiet or tactile as you like.

Open Settings → Privacy and turn off “Share anonymous usage.” Future app events will no longer be sent. The website itself does not use analytics or tracking scripts.

Chroma Mix is coming soon to the App Store. This website will link to the official listing when it is available. In the meantime, try the mini puzzle on the homepage for a little taste of the color-sort experience.