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 Android — become a tester

Free, with four optional one-off extras. No subscription, no timers, nothing that runs out.