Ichimai Origami

Set your phone beside the paper and fold along with the screen.

A sheet of paper, a table and a quiet moment.

In Ichimai Origami, the paper folds in front of you, in 3D. Watch the fold, make it with your own hands and tap to go on. The screen repeats it slowly, as many times as it takes.

Each instruction is one short sentence with a single action: "Fold the top corner down to the bottom corner." To take a slower look, keep your finger on the screen and the paper holds still.

When you finish, the model comes to life: it breathes, flaps its wings or hops, and you can turn it to see it from every side. The fortune teller you can even play with.

There are thirty-nine traditional models, spread across Land, Water, Air and Games: from the dog, done in four steps, to the crane. Nineteen are free. The other twenty make up the Collection, from the pajarita to the masu box: buy it once and the whole family shares it.

Any square of paper will do; for the hat and the plane, a sheet of letter or A4 paper.

Fold on your own or with the little ones. No ads, no accounts. It works offline, collects no data and, if you stop halfway, waits for you at the same step.

On iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo, which gives the whole screen to the model when you unfold it. With VoiceOver, text as large as you need, and Reduce Motion to show each fold in still stages. In ten languages.