Loom: Daily Pattern Puzzle

One pattern a day. The same one for everyone in the world. Loom gives you a plain woven cloth and the pattern it has to become. Between them sit four operations: slide a row, slide a column, mirror the cloth, fold it corner to corner. Every move you need is already on the screen. The only thing missing is the order. Applied in one order the threads fall into place. Applied in any other, the cloth becomes something else — often beautiful, always wrong. You get five attempts. After each one the loom tells you how many operations were in the right place. It never tells you which. HOW A DAY GOES • Open the app. Today's cloth is waiting, and there is exactly one. • Tap the operations into the loom, in the order you think they belong. • Press Weave and watch the threads move, one operation at a time. • Solved or not, the day ends, and the next cloth is tomorrow's. Two to five minutes. It fits in a bus ride and never asks for more. WHAT YOU KEEP • A streak that counts the days you showed up, not the days you won. • Your record: how often you solve it, and in how many attempts. • Your quilt — every cloth you ever wove, month by month, in a single picture you can share. • A small grid of squares to send to a friend that shows how you did without giving the puzzle away. MADE TO BE KIND • No timers. No lives. No energy bar. Nothing to refill and nothing to lose by walking away. • A loss never touches your streak, and a missed day is forgiven once a month. • One optional reminder a day, at the time you choose, offered only after you have played. Nothing else is ever sent. • Every thread carries a shape as well as a colour, so the puzzle works without colour vision. • A motion switch for anyone who would rather the cloth did not move. THE WEEK HAS A SHAPE Midweek days tell you how many operations landed. Fridays hide a decoy in the tray. Saturdays give you five moves instead of four. Sundays are woven on a larger cloth. Nothing gets harder because you are good at it — the week is the same for everyone. SMALL PRINT The last seven cloths stay open, so a missed day can still be woven. Playing an old cloth never touches the streak. The game plays offline. It speaks English, Català and Español, and follows your phone. Loom is made by Voltix Studios.