

See your route before you move
Trace every line and outsmart the board — pure planning, no luck.
A relaxing color strategy game on a 9×9 grid — plan, match, keep the board alive.
A silent gameplay loop: pieces move along dotted paths and lines of five clear.
Three new colored pieces drop onto the 9×9 grid every turn. Your job is to keep the board alive.


Tap any piece, then tap the empty cell you want it to reach.


A dotted path previews the exact route before you commit, and cells you can't reach are marked — so you never waste a move.


Five or more matching hues in a row, column, or diagonal clear the line, score points, and open up space.
Hue Lanes is a color match puzzle built on grid logic. Every move is a small connect-five problem, and you solve it at your own pace.


Trace every line and outsmart the board — pure planning, no luck.


Wild matches any color; bend clears diagonals and new angles.


Open routes light up and dead ends are flagged — color logic you can see. The next three pieces are always in view, and you can undo and redo your moves.





Take the daily challenge, earn three stars, and build your streak.
One new daily puzzle each day with three goal tiers — hit them all for three stars. The calendar keeps your history, so a streak means something.
Switch themes and play at your own pace — relax, no timer, anytime.
Foundations · Planner · Wild Reader · Angle Builder · Full Board · Pressure Control · Endless Ring
I'm a software engineer. I wanted a color puzzle that is simple and good-looking enough for my mom to play without anyone explaining the rules.
Projects like Hue Lanes are where I try out new technologies and design ideas, and I like to take them all the way to a polished product.
If you have an idea, or something bothers you, I'd like to hear about it. I read every review myself.
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Hue Lanes is a single-player color match puzzle and grid logic game. You move colored pieces across a 9×9 board and line up five in a row to clear them. It is a calm strategy game with no timer.
Yes. Hue Lanes is free to download and play on iPhone, iPad, and Android. There is no account to create and there are no in-app purchases.
Yes. Core gameplay works offline, and your game saves automatically.
Line up five or more pieces of the same color in a row, column, or diagonal. The line clears, you score, and the space opens up. Three new pieces drop after every move, so plan which cells to leave open.
No. Nothing counts down while you play. Think as long as you like, put it down, and pick it up later — your game is saved automatically.
Yes. A new daily challenge board arrives every day with three goal tiers, up to three stars, a streak counter, and a calendar of your past results.
iPhone and iPad on iOS 15.1 or later, Apple silicon Macs on macOS 12 or later, and Android. The App Store lists the download at about 107 MB.
Hue Lanes is available in 26 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, and Vietnamese.
No account, no timer, no in-app purchases. Just a board and your next move.