PianoGlow on iPhone, iPad, and Android

The phone apps are their own products. They are free to install, they sell extras inside the app, and they are not a remote control for the Steam copy unless you add Steam Link. iPad is supported. A random APK file is not the Play listing.

PianoGlow falling notes above a lit keyboard
Steam store screenshot, checked 9 Nov 2026.

What the two stores published

Apple’s App Store page and its iTunes API, two views of the same source, list the iOS build as free to install, in-app purchases, version 1.061 dated 26 Jan 2026, 516.4 MB, iOS 15.0 or later, and Designed for iPad. The score shown was 4.18 out of 5 from 11 ratings. The store description I read does not list multiplayer. A developer note from November 2025 said the iOS app had no multiplayer. Google Play, updated 6 Nov 2026, says the Android app includes multiplayer and leaderboards, shows ads, shows more than 5,000 downloads, and does not print a minimum Android version. I am leaving that version cell empty.

Unlock prices inside either app were not on the public listings. I will not invent them from a comment.

Mobile facts checked 9 Nov 2026. Empty cells were not on the page.
ItemiOS / iPadAndroidStatus
Install priceFreeFreeBoth stores
Purchases insideListedListedBoth stores
AdsNot mentionedListedStore-specific disclosures · 1 source per platform
MultiplayerNot in the descriptionDescription says yesAndroid: 1 source; iOS current support not stated
Build1.061 on 26 Jan 2026Updated 6 Nov 2026Each store · 1 source
Size / installs516.4 MB5,000+ downloadsEach store · 1 source
Minimum OSiOS 15+Not printedAndroid left blank

APK files

The package name on Google Play is com.PianoGlow. Install from Play. Pages that offer a loose APK are the same category of risk as a desktop repack: they are not the publisher, they skip Play’s update path, and this site will not link them.

Steam Link, when you want the desktop game on a tablet

The developer FAQ points phone and tablet players who want the desktop feature set at Steam Link. Steam’s own Link page describes a free app for streaming a PC that is already running Steam. That is a second path, not a replacement for the native apps.

  1. Install PianoGlow on the computer through Steam and leave that computer on.
  2. Install Steam Link on the phone, tablet, or Apple TV from its store.
  3. Put both devices on the same network and pair them.
  4. Start PianoGlow from the streamed library. Touch controls are Steam Link’s, not a custom PianoGlow skin.
PianoGlow keyboard close-up with mint key lights
Steam store screenshot, checked 9 Nov 2026.

Related guides

Questions

Does PianoGlow work on iPad?

The App Store listing says Designed for iPad and requires iOS 15 or later. Check Apple’s compatibility list for your device.

Can I stream PianoGlow from my PC to my phone?

Yes, with Steam Link, if the PC owns the Steam edition. The developer FAQ names that route for tablets and phones.

Sources

Page updated 2026-11-09.

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