
Greenhouse
A sunny greenhouse: potted blocks, hanging vines and butterflies drifting between the pots.
Color block sort
Slide each block the way its arrow points, drop it into its container and clear the board before the tray fills up.
How it plays
Every block has an arrow. That is the whole rule book.
If the path is clear the block slides off the board. Blocked blocks look faded and stay put.
Each block goes to the container of its color. A full container leaves and the next one takes its place.
No matching container yet? The block waits in the tray, which holds five. Plan ahead so it never fills up.
Three worlds
Blocks, containers, the level map and the little creatures wandering across it change with the world. You pick the world on the main menu.

A sunny greenhouse: potted blocks, hanging vines and butterflies drifting between the pots.

A cargo harbor: container blocks, cranes and gulls gliding over the quay.

A cozy cat cafe: blocks with cat ears and cats strolling along the level map.





From a gentle start to dense boards, with a hard level every few stages.
The same puzzle for everyone; one ranked try a day, then practice as much as you like.
Game Center rankings, friend challenges and your friends on the level map.
Every color also has its own symbol, so nothing depends on color alone.
Relaxing music and satisfying sounds. Haptics can be turned off.
Short story pages appear as you clear levels. Read them or skip them; they never block you.
Yes, Sortlo is free to download.
No. Just open it and play. Your progress follows you across your own devices through iCloud.
iPhone (iOS 17 and later). The game speaks English and Turkish.
The levels are inside the app, so yes. Rankings and friends need Game Center.
It records anonymous gameplay events to improve its levels (no account, no name, no advertising ID). Details are in the privacy policy.