Combo Planner
Explore sequences that clear lines on consecutive moves, using only the pieces you enter.
Behind the result – No mystery in the method
A transparent streak model
The planner uses the same fixed-orientation placement and simultaneous line-clear rules as the board solver. For this tool, a streak increases by one when a move clears at least one line and resets to zero on a non-clearing move. The entered starting streak is a planning assumption only. Among sequences of the greatest depth found, it prefers the highest streak reached, then more cleared lines and open space. Up to 80 states are retained per depth. The game may define combos differently.
It does not modify the game, access a game account, download anything, or store entered data on a server. Board and result data exist in this open browser tab only. Reloading or leaving the page clears them. Blank optional fields are omitted from the result. Entered text is displayed literally, not interpreted as HTML.
All results are suggestions for fun and practice only, not a guarantee of a win. Nothing on this site changes the game or knows which pieces come next.
Before you go
What does a combo mean in this planner?
It means consecutive moves that each clear at least one line. A move clearing several lines increases the streak by one, not by the number of lines. This may differ from your game version.
Can I enter my current streak?
Yes. Enter a non-negative starting streak. It is used only as the starting value for the planning model, not verified against a game account.
Does this play the game for me?
No. The tool never controls the game. It works on your inputs here, and you decide whether to try any suggestion yourself.
Can I share or print the result?
Yes. After a result appears, use Copy plan for plain text or Print plan for the browser’s print dialog. Printing may offer a PDF destination on your device. This site does not initiate a file download.
Does the site store my game account?
No game account is requested or connected. Puzzle inputs are not sent to a server or written to browser storage. The host still receives normal page requests; see the Privacy Policy for the distinction.