Halite Wharf
25 Sept 2026launched 5 days ago
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Limited release · 48 countriesUnited Arab Emirates, Argentina, Austria, Australia +44 more
1.1latest version · today
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Halite Wharf is a quiet packing puzzle set on a cold dock. A refrigerated container stands open in cross-section. A tray of crates waits beside it. Fill the container completely — no gaps, no overhangs, the ventilation channels left clear, and every storage rule respected. THE PUZZLE Crates are polyominoes of one to five cells, each carrying one sort of produce. Rotate them, flip them, tap a cell to stow one, tap a stowed crate to lift it back out. Nothing is timed. Nothing is lost by thinking. Every shipment is built by cutting the grid into crates, so every container is solvable by construction — and a hint always knows the right cell. FIVE STORAGE RULES · Vents — marked cells stay empty · Floor — heavy Melon crates rest on the floor row · Chill — Berry crates sit entirely inside the chilled zone · Ethylene — Apple crates must not touch Banana crates · Dry — Banana crates stay off the cold The rules arrive one berth at a time, and a broken rule is always written out as a sentence — never left to colour alone. SIX BERTHS, 72 SHIPMENTS Ferry Slip, Salt Quay, Cold Basin, Green Mole, North Jetty and Halite Wharf. Grids grow from 5×6 to 8×10. Earn up to three seals on every container: one for sealing it, one for using no hint, one for finishing inside par. DAILY MANIFEST One container a day, built from the date itself. Keep a streak going, or close a missed day late — it still counts in your records. PRACTICE BAY Choose the grid, the vent density and the rules in play, then roll a fresh container whenever you like. THE DOCK LOG Every sealed container writes an entry: the packing, the berth, the date and the seals. Clip one photograph to each entry — taken with the camera or chosen from your library — and add a note. The log is yours and it stays on your device. TWENTY-FOUR PORT LABELS Earned by clearing berths, collecting seals, stowing without hints, keeping a Daily streak and filling the log. BUILT TO BE LEFT ALONE · Completely offline — the app makes no network requests at all · No ads, no purchases, no accounts, no tracking, no analytics · Daylight and Night Shift, both full designs · VoiceOver labels on every cell and crate, Dynamic Type throughout, Reduce Motion honoured A drawing of a cold store, in hairlines and harbour blue.Read more
Halite Wharf is a quiet packing puzzle set on a cold dock.
A refrigerated container stands open in cross-section. A tray of crates waits beside it. Fill the container completely — no gaps, no overhangs, the ventilation channels left clear, and every storage rule respected.
THE PUZZLE Crates are polyominoes of one to five cells, each carrying one sort of produce. Rotate them, flip them, tap a cell to stow one, tap a stowed crate to lift it back out. Nothing is timed. Nothing is lost by thinking.
Every shipment is built by cutting the grid into crates, so every container is solvable by construction — and a hint always knows the right cell.
FIVE STORAGE RULES · Vents — marked cells stay empty · Floor — heavy Melon crates rest on the floor row · Chill — Berry crates sit entirely inside the chilled zone · Ethylene — Apple crates must not touch Banana crates · Dry — Banana crates stay off the cold
The rules arrive one berth at a time, and a broken rule is always written out as a sentence — never left to colour alone.
SIX BERTHS, 72 SHIPMENTS Ferry Slip, Salt Quay, Cold Basin, Green Mole, North Jetty and Halite Wharf. Grids grow from 5×6 to 8×10. Earn up to three seals on every container: one for sealing it, one for using no hint, one for finishing inside par.
DAILY MANIFEST One container a day, built from the date itself. Keep a streak going, or close a missed day late — it still counts in your records.
PRACTICE BAY Choose the grid, the vent density and the rules in play, then roll a fresh container whenever you like.
THE DOCK LOG Every sealed container writes an entry: the packing, the berth, the date and the seals. Clip one photograph to each entry — taken with the camera or chosen from your library — and add a note. The log is yours and it stays on your device.
TWENTY-FOUR PORT LABELS Earned by clearing berths, collecting seals, stowing without hints, keeping a Daily streak and filling the log.
BUILT TO BE LEFT ALONE · Completely offline — the app makes no network requests at all · No ads, no purchases, no accounts, no tracking, no analytics · Daylight and Night Shift, both full designs · VoiceOver labels on every cell and crate, Dynamic Type throughout, Reduce Motion honoured
A drawing of a cold store, in hairlines and harbour blue.
Versions
- Version 1.1First seen · 29 Sept 2026
What's new in Halite Wharf 1.1 • Share a shipment — every Dock Log entry can now become a paper card with your packing, your seals and your photo. Save it or send it straight from the entry. • Compare to the manifest — after sealing, switch between your stow and the reference manifest to see where your packing went its own way. • Fixes and improvements — taps on container cells and crates now land exactly where you touch, plus smaller polish and stability improvements throughout.
Countries
Limited release · 48 countries
Apple lists this app in a small set of storefronts, a typical sign of a test or regional launch.
United Arab EmiratesArgentinaAustriaAustraliaBelgiumBrazilSwitzerlandChileColombiaCzechiaGermanyDenmarkAlgeriaEgyptSpainFranceUnited KingdomGhanaIndonesiaIrelandIsraelIndiaIraqItalyJapanSouth KoreaKazakhstanMoroccoMexicoMalaysiaNigeriaNetherlandsNorwayPhilippinesPakistanPolandPortugalRomaniaRussiaSaudi ArabiaSwedenSingaporeThailandTurkeyTaiwanUkraineVietnamSouth Africa
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