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Quiltwick

Nonogram puzzles, sewn like a quilt

The numbers beside each row and above each column tell you how many squares to fill, in runs, in order. Fill the right ones and a picture appears, pieced together from fabric patches. Nothing counts down while you think.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

Free to start on iPhone and Android. No ads, no sign-up.

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Level 2 · 5×5

Real levels of the game, scored like the game. Tap a square, or drag along a row or column.

Levels
1000 in 50 chapters
Grids
5×5 warm-ups to 10×15 quilts
Daily puzzle
One a day, shared by everyone
Leaderboards
All time, weekly and daily
Languages
Ten, from English to Japanese
Price
Free to level 100, then one purchase
The Quiltwick levels as a quilt: cleared levels are fabric patches with their stars, the next one glows coral
A Quiltwick picture half sewn: plum patches and thread crosses under the row and column clues
The Quiltwick leaderboard with the top three on a podium

Fifty quilts to sew.

Each chapter is a quilt of twenty pictures in its own fabric. The first ones are 5×5 warm-ups you read at a glance; the grids grow to ten columns and fifteen rows, the motifs thin out, and the logic runs deeper the further you sew.

  • 1000 levels in 50 chapters
  • A new daily puzzle every day
  • Three stars for one mistake or less
  • Every picture symmetric, like a quilt block
Quiltwick: a star block half sewn in rose patches beside the game's name and a row of fabrics
One answer, never a guess
A solver proves every picture before it ships: logic alone fills it, square by square, and no other picture fits the clues. When you are stuck there is always a square you can prove, and the hint shows you which.
Harder by thinking, not by zooming
Grids stop at ten columns so every square stays a good size for a thumb. Later chapters ask for deeper reasoning instead: whole-line logic, then the odd step where one wrong guess would contradict itself.
Mistakes that mend
A wrong square is put right on the spot and counts as a mistake, so one slip never ruins a picture. A finished row or column crosses out the rest of its squares for you.
Leaderboards you can trust
Every ranked puzzle is replayed on our server with the same rules as your phone. A score that does not replay is not a score.

Free to start.

A hundred pictures before you decide anything.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play