Press kit
Foldoodle: the drawing game that hides the word in the fold
A cooperative draw-and-guess game for families on iPhone and iPad. On iPhone Duo, fold it shut to read the secret word on the outer display, then unfold and draw. Out on the App Store on December 1, 2026.
All screenshots, app icon, wordmark and facts as text, 8.0 MB.
Facts
- Developer
- B-Jay Studio (Björn Frommholz), Germany
- Release
- December 1, 2026
- Devices
- iPhone and iPad with iOS and iPadOS 27.1 or later, made for both displays of iPhone Duo
- Price
- Free to download, full version as a one-time purchase, with Family Sharing
- Languages
- English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)
- Players
- 2 or more together, or solo against Doodlebot
- Age rating
- 4+
- Privacy
- No account, no ads, no tracking. App Store label: Data Not Collected
- Website
- b-jay.studio/foldoodle
Short description
Foldoodle is a cooperative draw-and-guess game for families. On iPhone Duo, fold it shut to see the secret word on the outer display, then unfold and draw.
Description
One person draws, the others guess. Sixty seconds per round, ten rounds per game, and everyone plays together against the clock. Before each round a handicap card makes drawing harder on purpose: lines fade after three seconds, everything is mirrored, you get one single stroke, or you use your other hand.
On iPhone Duo the fold is part of the game. The drawer folds the phone shut and reads the word on the outer display, hidden from everyone else. Unfolding starts the round on the large inner display. On iPhone and iPad the device lies flat on the table and the guesser sees the drawing the right way up.
Playing alone? Doodlebot watches you draw and guesses live, with cheeky remarks when it is way off. It runs entirely on the device, works offline and never sends drawings anywhere.
Children who can't read yet play with picture words: every word comes with a finished drawing, and Foldoodle reads words and cards aloud in all eleven languages.
Key facts
- Built for both displays of iPhone Duo
- 1,000 words to draw, 20 handicap cards, Doodlebot asks for more than 300 words (more can follow in updates)
- Picture words for children who can't read yet, words and cards read aloud in all eleven languages
- Apple Pencil and Apple Pencil Pro, Game Center leaderboard and 9 achievements
- Records sync through the player's own iCloud
- Doodlebot runs entirely on the device and works offline
Images
Real screenshots from the app without captions, in full resolution. Click an image to download it. German versions are on the German page.
iPhone, playing together: one draws, the other sees the drawing turned towards them: 1320 × 2868
iPhone: the handicap card before the round: 1320 × 2868
iPhone, solo: Doodlebot guesses live: 1320 × 2868
iPhone: picture word for children who can't read yet: 1320 × 2868
iPhone: the pinboard with every drawing after the game: 1320 × 2868
iPad, playing together: 2064 × 2752
iPhone Duo folded shut: the secret word on the outer display: 1398 × 2034
iPhone Duo unfolded: drawing together: 2007 × 2853
iPhone Duo unfolded: solo against Doodlebot: 2853 × 2007
About B-Jay Studio
B-Jay Studio is the games label of Frommholz IT, a one-person company in Germany run by Björn Frommholz, who also makes videos as B-Jay on YouTube. Foldoodle is the studio's first game.
Contact
Björn Frommholz
pressb-jay.studioReview codes for the full version are available from December 1.
Doodlebot learned to see from the Quick, Draw! dataset by Google Creative Lab, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Foldoodle is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.