Clothespun
A word game for iOS and Android. Every letter is printed on a piece of laundry hanging on a washing line over a real place: a balcony in Haifa, a kibbutz on laundry day, beach towels in Tel Aviv, Lisbon after the rain. We built it at NPCoding in 2026.
Tap a red peg to unclip it and whatever it held drops. If a word on your list needs that letter, it flies into the next box; if not, it waits in the basket. The basket holds 6, so think before you tap. Fill it with letters nobody needs and the line is lost, with a gentle retry and no penalty.
- 220 levels: 100 in English, 100 in Hebrew (right to left, with final letters) and 20 Twin levels, where you get a word in one language and hang its pair in the other.
- The Daily Line: one new line every morning, the same for everyone, and free. The share card shows no letters or words.
- An album of places that fills with postcards as you play.
- No timer, no ads: every level has been checked to be solvable without help.
- Light and dark mode, sound and haptics you can switch off, and an optional daily reminder.
How it's built
The game is written in React Native with Expo. There is no account and no ads, and progress stays on the phone. The first three lines and the Daily Line are free; the rest is a subscription through RevenueCat on Apple's and Google's stores. It is for ages 13 and over.
The app is on its way to the App Store and Google Play. Store links will be added here once it's live.
