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July 31, 2026
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Taire is ready

Twenty cards, all face up, 2 free cells. Send them all home. Par is 30 moves, which is the proven minimum. No undo, only a restart.

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About Taire

Taire is a free daily solitaire from Source of Truths. Two suits dealt face up into columns of four with a free cell or two beside them: sixteen cards early in the week, twenty from Thursday on. Nothing is hidden and nothing is shuffled mid-game, so there is no luck in it: the deal you get is the deal everybody else gets today, and it is always winnable.

Every deal is machine generated and then solved exactly, so the par you are scored against is the true minimum number of moves rather than somebody’s guess, and it was confirmed by a second solver written independently of the first. That makes par a ceiling rather than a target. Nobody beats it, and the whole game is how close you get. Deals climb through the week on a different dial each rung: Monday to Wednesday are the short sixteen-card deals, Thursday to Saturday run the full twenty, and the Sunday Edition takes a free cell away, which is a far bigger difference than it sounds.

A new deal drops every day at midnight Eastern. No app, no signup, play free in your browser, keep a streak, and race the daily leaderboard. More dailies: Park, our daily sliding-block jam, Check, our daily checkers shot, and Mate, our daily chess endgame.