In a sentence
A collection of satisfying toys, ready to play.
Twiddlio is a collection of 158 tactile toys for iPhone and iPad, from bubble wrap and click counters to pottery wheels, pinball tables and small untimed puzzles, each one ready to play and yours to customise.
A little more of the story
Every toy in Twiddlio is a small mechanism with its own simulation, sounds and gentle haptics: liquid that pours and settles, magnets that pull and repel, springs that compress and release, marbles that roll and ring bells. Toys sit on one warm, lamp-lit stage, made from wood, brass, glass, felt, ceramic and silicone.
The collection has three shelves. Fidgets offer quick satisfaction: press, pop, click and snap. Activities invite longer play, such as throwing a pot, stitching an embroidery hoop, building a chain-reaction machine or composing on a thumb piano. Mini-games are small, untimed puzzles like nonograms, tangrams and jigsaws.
Every toy has a Workshop for changing its materials, colours, layout and behaviour with a live preview. Players save their versions to My toys, and can export a creation as a file to open on another device. On devices with Apple Intelligence, an optional on-device AI builder arranges supported parts into a new toy board from a short description.
Twiddlio works offline and needs no account. It has no adverts or third-party analytics, keeps everything on the device, and starts with sound off. It supports VoiceOver, larger text, light and dark appearance, Reduce Motion and Increase Contrast, and is available in English, French, German, Japanese and Spanish.
Twiddlio is made by Geoff Davis, the independent UK developer behind Cocoacorn.
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