Design and interface · Independent · 22 Oct 2026

indigane/cardsort

A tool for conducting a virtual card sorting.

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Card Sort: virtual card sorting tool. Tests how users group topics without accounts or fees.

In simple English

Card sorting is a way to test how people group topics in their heads. You set up a list of cards and let users sort them into categories. This helps you plan your website menu or app navigation. This tool runs directly in your web browser. It costs nothing and needs no server setup.

What it is

Card Sort is an open-source web page for running virtual card sorting sessions. It lets you create sorting tests and share them using a link.

What it is good for

Solo builders who want to test menu structures with real users without paying for expensive research tools.

Status

No code changes since 2023-10-14.

Stars32
LicenceMIT-0
LatestNo tagged releasechecked 22 Oct 2026
Last code change2023-10-14
Written inHTML
Setup effort
1 / 5
Payoff
4 / 5
Good
  • Runs entirely in the browser with no sign-up needed.
  • Share tests easily using a link.
  • Supports images on cards alongside text.
Watch for
  • Analysis tools are still in development, so you must collect results manually.
  • No built-in user management or session recording.
  • Hosted on a static page, so you need to handle data collection yourself.
Replaces

Paid user research platforms

Works well with

Google Forms

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How to get it

Visit the website at https://indigane.github.io/cardsort/ to create and run your card sorting test right in your browser.

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