Wordfully
The warm, polished word game at the center of the brand. Flexible puzzle lengths, timed play, and a presentation that stays clean while the pressure rises.
Small studio. Sharp games. No filler.
Word games made with intent.
Cherry Pickles makes mobile games that feel tactile, bright, and slightly obsessive. Wordfully leads the lineup: warm colors, fast rounds, and just enough pressure to keep you in.
Six live releases
Word games first
iPhone native
Studio Mood
Playful interfaces, warm surfaces, and mechanics that get to the point fast.
Featured release
Wordfully
The product language for the whole site comes from here: warm gold, clear contrast, physical-looking screenshots, and concise copy.
Word guessing, tightened up.
Wordfully takes the familiar daily-word rhythm and gives it more range. Play short five-letter rounds, stretch out into six and seven letters, or switch into a 10-second challenge when you want the pulse to kick up.
- Five, six, and seven letter puzzles
- Timed challenge mode with real pressure
- Theme switching without visual clutter
- Clean iPhone-first presentation
Studio roster
Five apps. One house style.
Each product keeps its own mood, but the site now reads as one studio instead of five isolated landing pages.
Word Trace
A crossword puzzle game built for Apple Watch. Trace letters on a wheel, solve word puzzles, and compete on Game Center leaderboards — all from your wrist.
Wikitrivia
A timeline game built around historical events. Drag the cards into order, test your intuition, then dive into the rabbit hole behind each answer.
Woordzoekers
A Dutch word-search game with local flavor, multiple modes, and a friendlier presentation than the usual flat puzzle grid.
Contextually
An AI-adjacent word puzzle that asks you to orbit the hidden answer through related guesses instead of spelling it outright.
Spindle
A lighter, tactile puzzle built to feel direct and replayable. Short sessions, clean visuals, and no dead weight in the presentation.
Need support, press details, or a human response?
Use the contact page for bug reports, feature requests, and anything else tied to the apps. The visual system now matches the products; the support surface should feel like part of the same studio.