Carpet Diem app icon: a Mona Lisa rug being cleaned by a wide-eyed robot

Carpet Diem

Every carpet you clean is a real painting.

Android testers wanted

Help it onto the Play Store — and keep the game free

Google won't release Carpet Diem until 12 testers keep it installed for 14 days. All you need to do is install it, play for a few minutes, and keep it on your phone for a few weeks.

Feel free to delete it later — but if you like it, you keep the full game and all future updates. Free for testers; $2.99 after release.

Become a tester → Two taps, about a minute.

Scrub the grime off the Mona Lisa. Watch a 500-year-old face surface under your thumb.

212 real paintings woven into rugs — scrub off the dirt, foam the colour back, squeegee the shine into the drain, then let a crew of robots take the night shift. No timer, no fail state, nobody shouting at you.

A Mona Lisa rug caught mid-scrub Colour essence bubbles rolling toward the drain A crew of Robo-Buddies cleaning a Starry Night rug The job board, with carpets to choose from CleanShop 3000, full of upgrades
Download on the App Store Play in your browser

The browser version is the whole game, free. The four one-off extras are sold in the iPhone app only — sorry, for now.