Write to us any time. One person reads everything, usually within a day or two.
Open the app and tap Start. A picture appears as an empty grid with one small gold mark on it. Something is hidden under that mark — pick any tile beside it, and that tile fills the screen.
You are probably on empty ground. Lines only exist where the hidden drawing has them; run your finger slowly across a boundary between two faint colours and it will light. There is no wrong move and nothing to undo.
A shape grows stronger with every line you clear along its edge, and turns full when its outline is complete. After the shapes come the details — single lines and dots that belong to no shape. When those are done the tile is finished and the view slides to the next one.
Songs stream from our server the first time, so the first play needs a connection; after that they are cached on the device. Check Settings (the gear beside “Today”) → Music. If you were already playing your own music, Coordigo will not interrupt it — turn its own music off and yours keeps going.
Three pictures are free, and you start with ten credits on top of them. Opening any other picture costs credits according to its size.
Sketchbook 50 · Studio 200 · Patron 1,000
Songs are free; credits only open pictures. A picture you have opened stays open for good.
Settings → Credits → Restore purchases. Purchases are tied to your Apple Account, so they follow you to a new device. If they still don’t arrive, write to us with the date of the purchase and we’ll sort it out.
Credits and the pictures you have opened travel with your Apple Account through iCloud. How far you have traced each picture is kept on the device itself — it does not move to a new phone.
A sheet of graph paper with nothing hidden in it, for drawing your own lines and dots. A sheet you leave empty is thrown away when you leave it; anything you draw is kept under Pictures.
Yes, and Apple Pencil is the nicest way to trace. The layout gives the picture more room on a big screen.
Write to us. See also the privacy policy — the short version is that the app collects nothing.