CoverletA logic puzzle game you can come back to.
Coverlet combines six kinds of deduction, three board sizes on full-fidelity devices, and a quilt that keeps the record of your solves.
Start with the rectangle logic
Patchwork asks you to divide the grid into rectangles whose areas match the numbered clues. Read the beginner guide for the rule, then try the Patchwork page when you want to practise it.
Choose a different way to look
Move through Patchwork, Appliqué, Piecing, Stitchline, Rosette, and Buttons. Each technique changes the visual language and the kind of deduction you make, while the daily game keeps its readable, quilt-like identity.
Keep the finished solve
Every completed board becomes a block in a quilt that grows with you. The design note explains why a finished puzzle should have somewhere to go after the moment of completion.
A private, daily rhythm
Every mode includes a daily board, with Quiet, Steady, and Intricate sizes on full-fidelity devices. The core game is generated on-device, and no Coverlet account is required for core play. See the privacy policy for the complete Apple-service details.
Keep exploring
More from the Coverlet Journal
How to play the rectangle logic behind Coverlet
Understand the one rule, then use simple deductions to make your first patch.
Read the guide →
Six live puzzle techniques, two more in review
Six modes are live on the App Store; Cross-Stitch and Gingham are the latest additions in review.
Explore the techniques →
Why every Coverlet solve becomes a quilt block
The small design idea that turns a daily game into a record of your year.
Read the story →Questions about the app or your data? Visit Support, read the Privacy policy, or see how Coverlet is made.
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