About
Kavanoz is a free jar-sorting puzzle you play online in your browser, with no download. Arrange pickles, olives, jams, lemonade, honey and lokum so that each jar contains four matching items. When you complete a jar, its contents fuse into one sealed product. You finish the level when every jar that contains items is sealed.
The map has 30 levels. It starts with three kinds of items and two empty jars, then grows to eight kinds. Every level has a recorded solution. Your stars depend on how many moves you use compared with the target. Sealing jars on consecutive moves builds a points combo without affecting your stars.
How to play
- Tap a jar to select the group of identical items at the top.
- Tap another jar to move that group. The destination must be empty or have the same kind of item on top.
- Check the available space: each jar holds four items, and only the items that fit will move.
- Fill a jar with four identical items to seal it. You cannot take items from a sealed jar.
- Use up to five undos and three hints per level when you need help.
- Seal every non-empty jar to finish. Reach or beat the target move count for three stars. A few extra moves earn two stars; otherwise, you earn one.
Tips
- Look at the top items and available space before choosing a destination.
- Use an empty jar to hold items while you uncover those underneath.
- Remember that a transfer may split a group if the destination has limited room.
- Check what you still need to move before sealing a jar.
- Focus on the move target for stars, since consecutive seals only increase points.
FAQ
Is Kavanoz free?
Yes, you can play Kavanoz free in your browser without downloading it.
Do I need to sign up?
No, you can play without signing up.
Can I play on a phone or tablet?
Yes, Kavanoz works in the browser on desktop computers, phones and tablets.
Is my progress saved?
Your progress and statistics are saved only in the browser on this device. Clearing the site's data removes them.
Can every level be solved?
Yes, the levels are fixed and each has a known solution. Each level allows five undos and three hints, and the hints come from a solver.