Cube Solver brings the main parts of a practice session together in your browser: a written guide to learn from, a digital cube to experiment with, a solver to check a cube state and a timer to record practice on your device. Each tool serves a different purpose, so you can choose how much help you need.
Start with the simplest tool for the task
Use the solver when you have a scrambled cube and want step-by-step guidance. Choose Enter colours to enter your cube’s colours manually. Use the Digital Cube to explore turns, reset to a known state and practise an algorithm without a physical cube nearby.
Keep instructions beside your cube
The Learn hub links each step of the beginner course to its own lesson. The notation reference explains how to read algorithms, while the patterns library gives you short sequences you can check by looking at the cube. Keep the lesson open beside your physical cube. Set up the starting position, follow the instructions on how to hold the cube and use the checkpoints to check your progress. Pause the worked example whenever you need time to compare the pieces.
Practising on your device
Your timer history and learning progress are saved in the browser on the device you’re using. There is no account or cloud profile in this release. Clearing site data removes those records, so export any notes you want to keep before you clear it. This keeps the practice tools simple and makes it clear where your records are kept.
Explore the cube timer to start a session, or read the latest solving guides for a focused practice idea.
