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Peekolor

A mystery colour-by-number game for iPhone and iPad: fill the pieces one by one and an illustration appears. Submitted to Apple, coming soon to the App Store.

Explore the app

The app is being reviewed by Apple. It cannot be downloaded yet.

Half-coloured Florence canvas in Peekolor on iPhone, with the numbered palette at the bottom
One colour, one number: Florence appears piece by piece.
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The idea

Peekolor is a calm colour-by-number game made for the whole family. Each canvas is a real illustration cut into numbered pieces: pick a colour, fill the pieces carrying its number, and the landscape is gradually revealed. Five levels range from large squares for little ones to Legendary and its thousands of pieces. Canvases follow one another in chapters on a map, with a mystery canvas every day, seasonal events and collectible cards. You can also play together during a FaceTime call. No ads, no subscription, no data collected.

Where does it stand?

The state described in the notebook and ideas for what comes next, with no promised release date.

Today

  • Version 1.0 was submitted to Apple on 29 October 2026: it is awaiting review and cannot be downloaded yet.
  • Two chapters, Italy (entirely free) then Wonders of the World, a mystery canvas every day and four seasonal events.
  • Collectible cards with a replay of your colouring, family profiles, widgets, gentle ambient sounds, 44 languages.
  • Free two-player mode, over FaceTime or with a 4-digit code. A single purchase, “Full game”, unlocks every chapter.

What’s next

  • Release on the App Store as soon as Apple approves version 1.0.
  • New chapters and canvases, included in the Full game.
  • Two-player trials on real iPhones to refine the Together mode.

In pictures

Italy chapter map in Peekolor, a winding path between the canvases
Canvases follow one another on a painted map, chapter by chapter.

Project notebook

  • Peekolor 1.0 is submitted to Apple for review ahead of its App Store release.

  • Two-player mode arrives: separate canvases, a race, no mistakes or a shared canvas, over FaceTime or with a code.

  • First canvases: the engine cuts real illustrations into numbered pieces.

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