Chronl
Put six moments from history in order, oldest to newest, in two tries.
by Paul Staples · Madrid, Spain
What is Chronl?
Why Chronl is on Unfound
It was the #64 top post of the past year on r/WebGames, and its developer reports 400+ daily players since its May 2026 launch.
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What players say
Highlights
- Six events, two attempts, about 30 seconds
- Tap any event to read its Wikipedia article
- Shareable results
Keep in mind
- Very short: one quick puzzle a day
About Chronl
Each day's set mixes headline history with pop culture; the maker's examples run from the moon landing and the Berlin Wall to Garfield's debut and MTV's launch. On the day we checked, the set spanned ancient Egypt, from Djoser's pyramid to the opening of Tutankhamun's tomb. You arrange the cards from oldest to newest and submit.
Afterwards you get a shareable result, and tapping any event opens its Wikipedia article so you can read up on what you got wrong. It's a quick, free daily for history buffs and trivia fans.
Chronl FAQ
Is Chronl free?
Yes. Its maker says it's free with no signup and no ads; an optional email list tells you when a new puzzle is live.
How many tries do you get in Chronl?
Two attempts to put the six events in the right order.
What kinds of events appear in Chronl?
A mix of major history and pop culture, from the moon landing and the fall of the Berlin Wall to Garfield's debut and MTV's launch.
