Android available · iOS coming soon

Your whole map in one picture.

Record a slow pan of your game map. Get back one giant, shareable image. 3D keepsakes and prints are coming next.

Get it onGoogle Play
Coming soon on theApp Store
Join the early listAndroid available · iOS coming soon · private by default
Worldstitch app icon
private by defaultStitches on your phone
Android + iOS

How it works

A calm sweep. A very big picture.

Worldstitch home screen ready to start a capture
01

Record

Keep zoom fixed and sweep your map slowly, row by row.

02

Stitch

Worldstitch lines up overlapping views privately on your phone.

03

Share

Explore, save, or send one giant picture of the world you built.

Inside Worldstitch

Capture without leaving the moment.

Real app screens

READY TO RECORD

Worldstitch home screen with the Start capture button

One tap opens a guided capture flow; your recordings and keyframes stay on your device.

GUIDED CAPTURE

Worldstitch Android capture guidance screen

Early access

Bring us your biggest world.

Tell us what you would capture. We will invite a small group of device testers first.

We use your email for Worldstitch updates. You can ask to leave the list at any time. Privacy policy.

Good questions.

What kinds of games will it work with?

The MVP is designed for isometric city and garden builders with a map you can pan while keeping zoom fixed.

Does it support Android and iOS?

Yes. Android uses a small capture bubble; iOS uses the system broadcast control and gives coverage feedback afterward.

Where does my recording go?

Capture and standard stitching happen on-device. If you confirm AI Enhance, a copy of the finished map is sent through Worldstitch to fal.ai. If you confirm AI stitch, keyframe thumbnails and the selected game name are sent through Worldstitch and Vercel AI Gateway for Google Gemini to review. Full-resolution recordings and keyframes stay on your phone. See our privacy policy for details.

What comes after the first release?

We are exploring keepsakes and prints, but first we want to make one excellent, shareable map.