Coloreku - Support
How both puzzles work, what the Full Garden unlocks, and how to reach us.
What the game is
Coloreku is a logic game for iPhone and iPad with two puzzles. In the colour mode, you fill the empty pieces so that each colour appears exactly once in every row and every column. In "One sprout per bed", you plant sprouts on a board split into coloured beds: one per row, one per column and one per bed.
Getting started
The first time you open the app, a three-step introduction explains the colour rule on a 2×2 practice board. After that, Home is where your next puzzle waits, and it is also where the "One sprout per bed" card lives.
The colour mode
There are 32 phases across eight board sizes, from 2×2 up to 9×9, with four difficulty levels each: Easy, Medium, Hard and Very Hard. The pieces marked with a dot are already planted: they are your clues, and they cannot be changed. Finishing a phase unlocks the next one, and every time you open a phase the board is generated fresh, so a phase you have already beaten is a new puzzle rather than a repeat.
Garden collects the phases you have finished, arranged as eight chapters, one per board size. Progress adds up phases in bloom, wins, moves, play time and your best times.
"Color first" is on by default: pick a colour in the palette, then tap the pieces to paint them. Turn it off in Settings and the order flips: tap the piece first, then choose its colour.
Undo, Redo and Erase sit under the board, so a move you regret costs nothing, and Pause stops the clock when you need a break. Colours that clash in the same row or column are highlighted as you play.
One sprout per bed
The rules:
- One sprout in every row and every column.
- One sprout in every coloured bed.
- Sprouts never touch, not even diagonally.
- Every board has exactly one solution, and you never need to guess.
Tap a cell once to mark ×, twice to plant a sprout, and a third time to clear it. Drag across cells to mark many × at once; start on an × and the drag erases instead. With "Automatic dots" on, every cell a sprout rules out gets a dot; you can turn it off in Settings. Red stripes mean a rule is broken. If you get stuck, Hint shows the next step and explains why. The full rules and the techniques are on the "How to play" screen, which opens the first time you enter the mode.
There are three ways to play:
- Beds journey: 80 levels in eight chapters of ten. Each chapter teaches one new way of thinking, and finishing a chapter opens the next. Every level is worth up to three stars: one for solving, one for using no hints and one for never breaking a rule. Stars reward a clean solve and never lock anything.
- Daily bed: a new board every day, the same one for everybody, easiest on Monday and hardest on Sunday. Solving on consecutive days builds your daily streak, and you can share the result.
- Free play: pick a size, from 5×5 to 10×10, and a difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard or Expert), and get a fresh board.
Purchase and restore
Coloreku is free to download. Without paying anything, you can play:
- the colour phases up to 5×5
- chapters 1 and 2 of the beds journey
- the daily bed, every day
The Full Garden is a one-time purchase, with no subscription and no ads. It unlocks the colour phases up to 9×9, all eight chapters of the beds journey and free play, for good.
To restore the purchase on a new device or after reinstalling the app, open Settings, tap "See the Full Garden" and then "Restore purchase". Use the same Apple Account you bought it with.
If you bought Coloreku when it was a paid app, you keep everything unlocked without paying again. If any level shows as locked, tap "Restore purchase": the app checks with the App Store which version you first downloaded and unlocks the Full Garden.
Reading the board another way
The coloured pieces carry plant stickers. If you would rather read the board by shape, turn on "Simple symbols" in Settings and each colour gets a geometric symbol instead. Coloreku also follows the system's Differentiate Without Color and Reduce Motion settings, so turning either one on in iOS changes the game without a setting of its own.
Where your progress lives
Your sessions, progress, stars, statistics and preferences are saved on your device. There is no account and no cloud sync, so progress does not follow you to another device, and deleting the app can delete what it saved. The Full Garden purchase is different: it belongs to your Apple Account and can be restored. Device backups are Apple's, and depend on your settings.
Requirements
Coloreku runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 26.5 or later. The interface is available in English and Brazilian Portuguese. The game plays offline; only buying and restoring the Full Garden need an internet connection.
How to reach us
Email us at mgbirkans@gmail.com or use our contact form at Contact. We usually reply within two business days.
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