CoverletCoverlet keeps one eight-technique identity across the Apple ecosystem, then changes the controls, scale, feature set, and continuity rules to fit each surface honestly.
Release status
Apple’s current listing names seven surfaces: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and iMessage. Coverlet 2.1 carries eight techniques on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro; Apple TV and Apple Watch retain surface-specific sets described on their pages. The App Clip is an embedded entry point, not a separate storefront surface.
Choose your surface
Start with the kind of experience you want. Every recommendation links to an honest, device-specific guide with real Coverlet media.
Current App Store destination
The current Coverlet listing is for iPhone and iPad. The released 2.1 update brings the complete eight-technique shelf, three board sizes, a growing quilt, and offline core play.
Available Apple surfaces
Apple TV rebuilds its technique set around focus and the Siri Remote. Apple Vision Pro carries the complete eight-technique 2.1 experience in a centered Shared Space window. Both are listed as supported Apple surfaces.
Bundled with iPhone
The Apple Watch app, iMessage sticker pack, and App Clip are embedded companions rather than separate storefront products. Each has a deliberately smaller, clearly stated role.
Complete platform guide
Availability, controls, continuity, and feature limits are stated for each device—not copied from iPhone.
Available · 8 techniquesiPhoneChoose one of eight forms of deduction, solve at your own pace, and keep the finished pattern as part of a quilt that grows one day at a time.Read the platform story Available · 8 techniquesiPadThe full Coverlet experience opens into a spacious, adaptive layout designed for portrait, landscape, Split View, and the windows in between.Read the platform story 
Available · 8 techniquesMacThe complete 2.1 Coverlet game is available on Mac through a tuned Mac Catalyst experience—familiar in logic, deliberate in desktop scale.Read the platform story Available · 6 techniquesApple TVCoverlet treats focus, distance, and directional input as part of the puzzle—not as details to hide behind an enlarged phone interface.Read the platform story 
Available · 8 techniquesApple Vision ProCoverlet keeps the board centered, places tools in the same column, and lets the window resize around the puzzle—without claiming an immersive world it does not need.Read the platform story 
Available · 7 techniquesApple WatchCoverlet's watch app is a small product of its own: direct taps, concise boards, glanceable progress, and no attempt to shrink an iPhone screen onto the wrist.Read the platform story 
Included companioniMessageThe sticker pack turns Coverlet's visual language into small, wordless pieces that can sit in a conversation without pretending to be a game board.Read the platform story 
Embedded entry pointApp ClipThe embedded Clip is built around today's real Patchwork board, using the same generator as the full app and deliberately leaving everything else behind.Read the platform story One engine, honest differences
Input belongs to the device. Touch, pointer, keyboard, focus, gaze, and a wrist tap are not interchangeable. Coverlet chooses an interaction model for each surface.
Continuity never invents progress. A streak may cross where the contract supports it, but different boards are not silently marked complete.
Availability is explicit. Features absent from a platform are named, and embedded companions are not described as separate App Store products.
