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1.What does "Winnable deals only" do?

When the toggle is on, the built-in solver checks each deal before it reaches you and only hands over one it can prove is winnable. Winnable means a winning line exists from that deal, not that every sequence of moves wins. You can still play yourself into a dead end, which is what the undo button is for.

2.What is the hint banner?

"Show when no useful moves left" watches the whole stock cycle and tells you when nothing productive is left to play. It is advice, not a verdict: the check deliberately ignores moves that only shuffle cards around without making progress. The banner is on by default, and you can turn it off in Settings.

3.How does scoring work?

Scoring follows the Windows standard, alongside a moves counter and a timer. The app keeps a best time for each draw mode separately, so a Draw-1 record never competes with a Draw-3 one.

4.I got a new phone, where are my stats?

Everything the app keeps, settings, statistics, and the saved game, lives in a local database on the device and never leaves it. That privacy comes with a trade-off: statistics do not transfer to a new phone. The app itself re-downloads free of charge from the store you bought it on.

5.Does it really work offline?

Always. The app makes no network calls of any kind, so airplane mode changes nothing. There is no analytics or crash reporting either, and iOS uses no permission-gated APIs at all.

6.Ads, accounts, subscriptions?

None of the three. Waiting Games: Solitaire is $2.99, once, paid up front. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no accounts.

7.Send feedback

Bugs, ideas, and kind words all welcome. Reporting a specific game? Include its deal number from Settings, About.