Widget puzzles on your home screen
Press Kit
Widgle will be released on September 18, 2023
(alongside iOS 17)
App Name
Widgle
Description
Widgle (short for “Widget Puzzles”) lets your play interactive puzzle games right from a widget on your iOS home screen. It uses the new interactive widgets in iOS 17.
There are multiple puzzles to choose from, including:
- Tile Slide - The classic slide puzzle game. Slide the tiles into the correct order.
- Lights On - Toggle the squares to reveal the image.
- Maze Master - Move through the maze to reach the goal.
- Match Up - Test your memory to match all the pairs of items.
The simple puzzles in Widgle are designed to give you a bite-size of gameplay whenever you need it, and can provide a quick burst of fun to help get through a hectic day.
Each puzzle integrates a photo from your photo library into its gameplay elements, and solving the puzzle reveals the full photo, giving players a personal connection to the games. If you set it up with multiple photos, Widgle will use a different photo each for each new game. Puzzles restart automatically every morning so you’ll start each day with a fresh puzzle to solve.
Key Features
- Play puzzles using widgets on your Home Screen.
- Uses the new interactive widgets in iOS 17.
- Four classic puzzle games to choose from.
- Customize the puzzles using photos from your photo library.
- Supports small and large widget sizes.
- All puzzles support multiple difficulty levels and various configuration options.
(Will you traverse the maze as a mouse or a shark?)
Developer
Adam Shaw of Kabuki Vision, LLC
App Store URL
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/widgle/id6458789082
Platforms
iOS and iPadOS 17.0 or higher
Pricing
Widgle is a freemium app.
All the puzzles are completely free to play.
Photo customization can be unlocked with a one-time in app purchase of $1.99 USD.
Availability Date
September 18, 2023
About the Developer
Kabuki Vision is a 1-person indie developer team led by Adam Shaw.
Adam has been developing native apps for iOS and macOS since the beginning of the App Store, starting with one of the first notetaking apps, NoteMaster, which has been downloaded over 750k times.
He’s currently part of Bonobo Labs, the developer team that makes the Moleskine Studio suite of apps (including Timepage, Actions, and Flow), and he was a lead developer of Flow by Moleskine, which won both an Apple Design Award and Apple iPad App of the Year in 2019.
Adam continues to develop cool apps like Widgle under the Kabuki Vision label.
Contact
info@widgle.app
@KabukiVision@mastodon.social
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