Pocketgamer iconPocketgamerSep 17, 2026 ~1 min source read

Serenity Sketch turns disappearing water paintings into a mobile self-care ritual

Serenity Sketch is filed under Health & Fitness on the App Store, which means it's sitting somewhere between a step counter and a sleep tracker rather than anywhere near the games. Copper Coin itself calls it a self-care app that plays like a game, and having looked at what's actually in it, that's just about right.

Serenity Sketch turns disappearing water paintings into a mobile self-care ritual

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Serenity Sketch is filed under Health & Fitness on the App Store, which means it's sitting somewhere between a step counter and a sleep tracker rather than anywhere near the games.

Copper Coin itself calls it a self-care app that plays like a game, and having looked at what's actually in it, that's just about right.

I wrote about this back in May when it was announced, and not much has changed.

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Serenity Sketch is filed under Health & Fitness on the App Store, which means it's sitting somewhere between a step counter and a sleep tracker rather than anywhere near the games. Copper Coin itself calls it a self-care app that plays like a game, and having looked at what's actually in it, that's just about right. I wrote about this back in May when it was announced, and not much has changed.

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  • You paint with water on stone, a narrator talks you through it, and everything you make eventually evaporates.

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No undo, no save, nothing to look back at and pick apart.

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