Tilt the tray.Every parcel moves.
Slipchute is a calm sorting puzzle for iPhone. One swipe tilts the whole tray, every parcel slides until something stops it, and each one has to drop into the chute with its own stamp.
Coming soon on the App StoreiPhone · 30 routes free
How it plays
One swipe. Everything slides.
- 1
Tilt the tray
Swipe, or tap the arrows. Every parcel on the tray slides that way at once.
- 2
Use the stoppers
Walls, paperweights and other parcels stop a slide. Line each parcel up with its chute.
- 3
Watch the stamps
Each tilt cancels a postage stamp. Deliver every parcel before the strip runs out.
What it is not
No clock. No queue. No ads.
Think as long as you like. The limit is tilts, not seconds.
Retry any route straight away, as often as you want.
Nothing interrupts a route, and nothing tracks you.
Plays anywhere. Your progress stays on your iPhone.
Inside
Three screens, all paper and ink.



Chapters
90 routes, three rooms.
Front Counter
30 routes, free. Learn to tilt, stop and line up.
Back Room
30 routes with paperweights: they slide with you but never leave.
Night Shift
30 routes with tape that halts a parcel mid-slide.
Back Room and Night Shift open with one purchase, All Routes. Undo, +3 Tilts and Lift come with every game, and the first clear of routes 10, 20 and 30 in each chapter adds one more.
FAQ
Questions at the counter
Is Slipchute free?
The first chapter, Front Counter, is free: 30 full routes. All Routes is a one-time purchase that opens the other 60.
What do the tool packs do?
Desk Drawer and Supply Cabinet add Undo, +3 Tilts and Lift to your stock. They are optional; every route can be solved without them.
I bought All Routes on another device.
Open Settings → Restore Purchases with the same Apple Account and it comes back.
Does it collect any data?
No. No account, no ads, no analytics. Progress and purchases are stored on your iPhone only. See the privacy policy.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Only buying or restoring talks to the App Store.
Can I make a route easier?
Yes: Undo takes back a tilt, +3 Tilts extends the strip, and Lift picks a parcel off the tray (that route then earns one star).