SolitaireDaily

SolitaireDaily is a solitaire site that runs in the browser on a phone or a computer. It has the familiar patience games: Klondike with one or three cards turned from the stock, Spider with one, two or four suits, FreeCell, Pyramid and TriPeaks. You can deal random games of each as often as you like, but the site is built around its numbered daily challenge.

Each day the challenge has eight deals, one per variant. The deal is worked out from the name of the game and the date, so the cards come out the same for every player and the same again if you restart. The site's own code keeps a list of the first daily deals with solver notes beside them, which shows the deals were checked to be winnable. Challenge number one fell on 1 June 2026, and the count has gone up by one each day since.

You pick whichever variant suits your mood. Completing one daily deal counts for the date and moves your streak on, and the home page shows your current and best streak along with the next reward on the streak ladder. Extra daily deals can be played for fun but only one counts. Progress is kept in your browser, so there is no account to make.

The game screen shows score, moves, streak and a clock. It has unlimited undo, a hint button that points to a legal move, a restart button and a menu to change the look of the table. The rules engine only accepts legal moves. Rules pages and strategy guides for each variant sit alongside the games.

The archive lists the deals for earlier dates by variant. Replays from it are for practice and do not count toward the streak. The site is free and carries Google ads around the table.

It suits solitaire players who like a fixed deal to talk about with others, and anyone who wants a short card game as a daily habit.