Bloom Window App Store

Flower shop game for iPhone

Your own little flower shop

A quiet street corner, a big window everyone stops to look at, and a greenhouse out the back. Grow the flowers, listen to each customer’s wish and arrange their bouquet yourself, stem by stem.

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The App Store page is not live yet. This button will open it when the listing is up. The game is free to download, with ads and optional purchases.

Bloom Window on an iPhone: the flower shop with a window full of hearts and red roses, a flower fridge, and the florist at her counter. Three customers wait in line, a young man with a gift, an older lady with her little dog and a bride-to-be, each with a speech bubble showing their wish. Below them is a big Make a bouquet button.
The shop: customers line up with their wishes.

One round, from a seed to a happy customer

A birthday, a first date, a thank you, an apology, get well soon or a wedding: everyone needs flowers for something. Nobody rushes you, and every bouquet is yours to make.

  1. 1

    Grow the flowers

    Plant seeds in the greenhouse, water the pots and cut the flowers when they bloom. They wait in the flower fridge until a bouquet needs them.

  2. 2

    Hear the wish

    Up to three customers wait calmly at the counter, each with a wish: the occasion, the colours they like, how many flowers, and sometimes a favourite one.

  3. 3

    Arrange the bouquet

    At the workbench, tap flowers to add them, then a sprig of greens, a paper and a ribbon. The bouquet grows in your hands, and a line on top tells you what is still missing.

  4. 4

    Stars, coins and tips

    The customer gives one to three stars for the number of flowers, the colours and the finish. More stars mean more coins, and a good bouquet served quickly earns a tip on top.

Every bouquet is yours to make

Ava wants white and pink for her wedding, five to seven flowers, and she loves peonies. Theo needs something tender for his first date. You choose every stem.

  • Flowers from your fridge, plus greens: eucalyptus, fern and baby’s breath.
  • Six papers and six ribbons, from kraft paper to gold. Buy one once, then use it as often as you like.
  • A friendly hint as you go: “Add 2 more”, “Add some red”, “A sprig of greens would be nice”, “Perfect! Give it to them”.
  • Changed your mind? Take the last flower back, or clear the table and start again.
  • Serve a two- or three-star bouquet quickly and the customer adds up to 20% as a tip.
The workbench: a wedding bouquet of pink roses and peonies, a white lily and a daisy, wrapped in blush paper with a white ribbon. Ava’s wish card on top asks for white and pink, five to seven flowers, says she loves peonies and shows three stars. Below are tabs for flowers, greens, wrap and ribbon.
Ava’s wedding bouquet on the workbench.
Ava looks at the finished bouquet and says “Oh, it’s beautiful!”. Three gold stars, 231 coins, 18 experience points and a 37-coin tip for quick service.
Three stars, coins and a tip.
The greenhouse: wooden shelves of pots with sunflowers, tulips, hydrangeas and other flowers in bloom, seedlings with timers, and one pot asking for water. A garden gnome stands below and a cat sleeps on a shelf. At the bottom, the flower fridge holds the cut stems, next to the Seeds button.
The greenhouse behind the shop.

Grow your own flowers

Behind the shop is a little glass greenhouse. Plant a seed, water the pot and come back when it blooms. Daisies are ready in a minute and a half; an anemone takes an hour and a half.

  • Daisy
  • Tulip
  • Sunflower
  • Rose
  • Cornflower
  • Gerbera
  • Lavender
  • Peony
  • Lily
  • Iris
  • Hydrangea
  • Orchid
  • Carnation
  • Dahlia
  • Ranunculus
  • Anemone

Sixteen flowers in seven colours. New ones open as you level up.

  • Start with three pots and open up to twelve on the shelves.
  • Slow growers like lavender, lilies and orchids need just one watering: plant them, water them and go.
  • Feed a pot with fertiliser up to three times, and it gives one more flower at every harvest.
  • Sell spare stems from the flower fridge, or buy more room in it.

Twelve regulars, each with a story

The same faces come back to your counter. Make them happy and they open up, story by story, until they become your best friends.

  • Miaa design studentYour bouquets are like a ready-made palette!
  • Theojust before his first dateIt’s my first date today… I hope she likes flowers.
  • Nora and Biscuita neighbour and her little dogWe walk past your window every day.
  • Oskarthe baker from the next streetFlowers in a bakery window are the best advert!
  • Avathe bride-to-beI’m getting married next month! I’m looking for a wedding florist.
  • And seven more

    Ruth the teacher, Sam the nurse, Ivy the painter, Max the football coach, eight-year-old Zoe, Hugo the postman and Leo, Ava’s fiancé.

  • A two-star bouquet earns a regular’s heart, a three-star one earns two. At 2, 5 and 10 hearts they tell you the next part of their story, with gems as a thank you.
  • At 10 hearts a regular becomes your best friend and pays 10% more.
  • Passers-by drop in too: a woman with an umbrella, a cyclist, a grandpa with his cane and a schoolgirl with braids.
The Customers page of the book: portraits of the twelve regulars, Mia, Theo, Nora, Oskar, Ruth, Sam, Ivy, Max, Zoe, Hugo, Ava and Leo, each with a row of hearts that shows how close a friend they are. Mia’s hearts are all full.
Every regular you meet goes into your book.

The shop window

Dress the window, fill the shop

The big window is what the street sees. Start with Spring, then save your coins for new themes as you level up. A lovelier window brings customers in sooner, up to 30% more often.

  • SpringYour first window
  • PartyMore birthday orders
  • LoveMore date orders
  • AutumnMore thank-you orders
  • GardenMore get-well-soon orders
  • WeddingMore wedding orders
  • WinterMore “I’m sorry” orders
  • Starry nightThe most customers of all
  • Bouquets for the occasion your window shows pay 15% more.
  • Switch between the themes you own whenever you like.
The Shop window menu: the Love window with hearts and red roses is on show, next to Autumn with pumpkins and sunflowers, Garden with a birdhouse, a gnome and butterflies, and Wedding with white flowers and an arch. Each card says which orders and how many more customers it brings.
Eight themes for the shop window.
The Tasks page: a daily gift calendar with seven days of coins and gems, days one to three already taken and a big Take the gift button, and below it today’s three tasks, water 12 times, cut 11 pots of flowers and make 4 perfect bouquets, each with a progress bar and a reward.
A gift every day, and three little jobs.

Something to come back for

  • Three little tasks a day, such as cutting flowers, watering or making perfect bouquets. Each pays coins, and the third one adds gems.
  • A 7-day gift calendar that grows all week. Day 7 brings 500 coins and 10 gems; miss a day and the week starts again.
  • A flower book: every flower you grow and every regular you meet goes in, with their stories.
  • Short, calm sessions: grow, serve a few customers, and come back when the flowers bloom.

Straight answers

You can play without paying
Coins from bouquets pay for seeds, pots, papers, ribbons and window themes. Gems are optional: they make a pot bloom at once or buy a rare seed early. The game gives some for every new level, every new flower, stories, daily tasks and the gift calendar.
About ads
Bonus videos play only when you tap ▶: to finish a pot that is nearly in bloom, to double the coins for a bouquet, or for free gems. From level 4 there is one short ad break at most every 30 minutes of play, announced by a 3-second countdown.
Optional purchases
Gem packs, a one-time starter pack (gems, coins, golden paper and a gold ribbon) and “No ads”, which turns the ad breaks off. Bonus videos stay there for when you want them. Payments are handled by Apple.
No account, plays offline
There is nothing to sign in to, and the game works without internet. Progress stays on your iPhone, with a copy in your own iCloud, so it comes back after a reinstall or on a new iPhone.
Made for iPhone, in 18 languages
English, Ukrainian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Czech, Romanian, Turkish, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Questions?
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Coming soon to the App Store

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