Patik is a cozy outfit and sewing studio for grown-ups: dress up, knit, dye and keep memories. You run a small tailor’s atelier on a quiet street; families stop by with a little moment to dress for, and you layer the outfit piece by piece, take a photo and paste it into the Memory Book. Single-player, offline, no account.
net.savasdogan.patikPatik is a cozy outfit studio for grown-ups. You layer outfits for families’ orders, spend the yarn you earn on patterns, dyes, prints and trims to make your own garments, and take photos in the studio to paste into the Memory Book. There is no failure screen and no countdown, and the game runs fully offline.
Every order card is a family and a little moment: a first tooth, the first snow, grandma’s birthday. The card has a short brief: something warm, a color mood, a piece to include. You layer the outfit piece by piece, and the style match is counted in stitches, 1 to 3. There is no failing and no timer, and nobody is ever scored on how they look.
In the atelier you choose a pattern, a dye, a print and a trim, then watch it come together: knitting needles, scissors, the sewing machine, a last press. Dozens of patterns, dyes and prints plus 8 trims make thousands of one-of-a-kind pieces. Everything you make goes into your wardrobe and your Lookbook, ready for any outfit. Making a piece is paid for with the yarn you earn from orders.
In the studio you pick a backdrop, a frame, stickers and a note, then take the photo. Photos are kept as scene descriptions rather than images and redrawn crisp whenever you like, so no camera or photo-library access is needed. Each family has its own page in the Memory Book. You share a card through your phone’s share menu; there is no feed, no comments and no chat.
You can design up to six little ones of your own: 10 skin tones, 20 faces, 11 hair styles, freckles and beauty marks, all in natural colors. Dress them freely, twins included, photograph them together in the studio and save outfits to the Lookbook.
Everyone gets the same theme each day. You dress one of yours and share the result card. Streaks are gentle: a missed day can be forgiven. Reminders only come if you ask for them, and they are scheduled on your device.
The World Chest holds milestones and traditional outfits from around the world, in a chest that opens as you play. The set from your own country is a gift. Every set joins the game only after someone from that culture has reviewed it, and country sets are never sold.
Patik has a text size setting, reduced motion, a name on every color and screen reader labels. The game is available in English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Hindi.
Patik is free and supported only by optional rewarded ads. There is one one-time purchase: Atelier Plus. There are no interruptions, no pop-up ads and no subscription; no loot boxes, no energy, no countdowns and no yarn for sale.
The artwork was made with local AI image models; every image was chosen, retouched and checked by hand. The store description carries the same note.
Patik has no accounts, no server, no analytics and no crash reporting; progress is stored only on the device. It asks for no camera or photo access. At first launch it asks for your birth year; you can skip it, and the answer stays on the device. Rewarded ads are served by Google AdMob, which uses the advertising ID, IP address and device information. The purchase is verified with RevenueCat using an anonymous ID.
Full details: Patik Privacy Policy.
Yes. Orders, the atelier, the studio and the book all run inside the app; no connection is needed to play. The internet is used only to load rewarded ads and to verify the purchase.
No. The “photos” in the Memory Book are scenes the game draws itself, stored as scene descriptions; the device camera and photo library are never accessed.
Patik has no account or cloud save. The Progress code in Settings exports your progress as text or a QR code and loads it on another device. If Android’s automatic backup or iPhone’s iCloud backup is on, progress can also be restored from there. The purchase comes back through “Restore purchases” with the same store account.
Patik is currently being prepared for closed testing on Google Play and is not yet publicly available. The iPhone version will follow later. Store links will be added to this page when it launches.
Bug reports, suggestions and privacy requests go to kefukar@gmail.com. Including the game name (Patik), your device model and operating system version (Android or iOS) helps find the problem faster. For a purchase record deletion request, please also include your store order number.
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