Credits

AnyCube stands on other people’s work. Thank you to everyone below, and to the cubers who wrote the guides we learned from.

Built with

cubing.js
Scrambles, the 3D cube viewer, and the puzzle simulator we use to check every algorithm. Used under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (cubing.js is dual-licensed with GPL-3.0-or-later).
Hanken Grotesk and JetBrains Mono
The two typefaces, delivered through Fontsource. Both are under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Next.js and React
The framework the site is built with, under the MIT licence.
Cloudflare Pages
Where the site is hosted.

Sources

Speedsolving wiki
Extra OLL, PLL and F2L algorithms (each re-checked in a simulator), and method outlines for the FTO, Feet and finger tricks.
WCA Regulations
Scoring and format rules for multi-blind and blindfolded events.
Sarah's Skewb method
The structure of the Skewb guides.
Ruwix
The order of steps in the Square-1 beginner guide, retold in our own words.
speedcube.us
The Megaminx two-look last-layer algorithms.
SpeedCubeShop, Cubelelo, Cuboss and TheCubicle
Buying guides behind the gear picks. These are shops, so treat the picks as a starting point. The links on the Gear page search TheCubicle.
csTimer
An inspiration for sessions, training scrambles and backups. No csTimer code is used. The importer reads its export files.

Where the site uses another page’s facts or algorithms, the guide or algorithm set says so. Algorithms are facts about the puzzle. Everything is checked in a simulator before it is shown, and the wording on this site is our own. If you spot a missing credit or something wrong, tell us and we will fix it.