Sordit is a daily timeline ordering game where players place seven events in the correct chronological order using only three attempts. Each puzzle mixes categories like history, technology, science, sports, and pop culture, creating a quick challenge that tests both knowledge and intuition. A new puzzle unlocks every day at midnight, giving players a simple reason to come back and try again.
The idea for Sordit started in a familiar setting. I would spend time with friends in the living room solving daily games together. We would open Wordle or trivia challenges, compare answers, and talk through the logic behind each guess. Those moments showed how powerful a short daily puzzle can be. I wanted to build something that captured that same feeling. A game that is easy to start, satisfying to finish, and fun to share with others.
Sordit is intentionally designed to be lightweight and frictionless. There are no downloads, no accounts, and no unnecessary features. You can open the site, play the puzzle, and be done in under a minute. The interface focuses on clarity and responsiveness so players can concentrate on the challenge itself. Every detail, from the drag-and-drop timeline to the result screen, is built to feel smooth, predictable, and intuitive.
As the game grows, the goal is to keep the experience consistent while gradually expanding the content library. An archive allows players to revisit past puzzles without affecting their streak, making the game both a daily habit and a collection of challenges to explore over time.
