A tiny farm that grows in your pocket and on your Mac.
Plant crops, build a little town, explore an endless world and go fishing, a few taps on your iPhone or one click at a time next to your work on your Mac. Close it, and your vale keeps growing.
Plant crops, build a little town, explore an endless world and go fishing, a few taps on your iPhone or one click at a time next to your work on your Mac. Close it, and your vale keeps growing.
Villagers move in and pick up jobs. Workshops turn your harvest into bread, jam and cloth, and robot traders pin their orders on the board while market prices rise and fall.
Send your hero out into a world that never ends. The further you go, the rarer the lands: ancient monuments, caves, locked chests, treasure maps, and lakes full of fish from common to legendary.
Close the game for up to a week. When you come back, your vale catches up on everything and tells you what your villagers harvested, made and sold.
Your vale is waiting. Hundreds of hours of cozy farming, a few clicks at a time, for less than a cinema ticket.
On your Mac, next to your work
Keep it small, pin it on top of every window and peek in whenever you like. There is always something growing, and nothing ever withers while you're busy.
Now on the App Store for iPhone
The same vale on your iPhone. Tap to farm, swipe to plant a whole row, pinch to zoom, in portrait or landscape. Open it for a minute between other things: there is always something growing.
iOS 16 or newer · no ads, no in-app purchases · Family Sharing
Measured in real vales, not promises
A steady player reaches level 20 in about 36 hours of game time, level 30 in about 105 hours and level 35 in about 160 hours. That is only a third of the way to level 100, and the world, the goals and the collections never run out.
Nothing ever withers, there is nothing to miss
Wheat, corn, pumpkins, sunflowers and many more crops. Raise chickens, sheep and cows.
Villagers move in and pick up jobs. Workshops turn your harvest into goods.
Send your hero past the clouds. Rarer lands, ancient monuments and caves wait further out.
Cast a line in lakes and rivers and reel in fish from common to legendary.
Find music discs to play as your background music. Play songs on the piano and guitar.
Robot traders pin orders on the board while market prices rise and fall.
Pick locks on old chests, follow treasure maps and fill your Book with relics.
Invite a friend on the same Wi-Fi to visit your vale and farm side by side.
Straight from the game's Book
Plus the Depths: 5 dungeon worlds with 10 weapons to find, treasure maps, a greenhouse, house interiors that grow with every upgrade, seasons, weather, and an endless world that gets rarer the further you go.
Real screenshots from a level 24 vale
Small native apps, not a heavy game engine
Before you plant your first seed
Pocketvale is a cozy pixel-art farming and town-building game for the Mac. It plays in a small window in the corner of your screen: plant crops, raise animals, build a little town with villagers, explore an endless world, fish and collect. Every action is a single click, so it fits next to your work.
Pocketvale is a one-time purchase. On iPhone it is on the App Store at the local price in your country; on the Mac you can buy it on itch.io now, and the Mac App Store version is coming, covered by the same App Store purchase. There are no ads, no subscriptions and no in-app purchases. You buy it once and keep it, with free updates.
A lot. A steady player has a little working farm within the first hour, reaches level 10 in about 5 hours, level 20 in about 36 hours and level 30 in about 105 hours of game time. Our own vale reached level 24 after 57 hours (19 hours of play plus 38 hours of growing by itself while closed), and that is only a quarter of the way: there are 100 levels, and the world, the goals and the collections never run out.
Yes. When you open Pocketvale again it catches up on everything that happened while you were away, for up to a week, and shows a short summary of what your villagers harvested, made and sold.
No. Pocketvale is a small native Mac app, not a heavy game engine. It uses very little power and draws nothing at all while its window is hidden.
No. Pocketvale plays fully offline and your vales are saved on your Mac. Multiplayer only needs your own local network.
Yes. A friend on the same Wi-Fi or local network can join your vale with their own hero and farm alongside you, on iPhone or Mac. One player hosts, the other taps Join a game.
iPhone with iOS 16 or newer, and every Mac with macOS 13 Ventura or newer, with Apple silicon or Intel.
Pocketvale is rated 4+. There are no ads, no purchases inside the game, no accounts and no data collection, and the only chat is between players on the same local network.

Plant the first seeds today and watch it grow, one little click at a time.