Lost on the trail?

The D-pad moves you forward, back and sideways. Drag anywhere else on the screen to look around. In Settings › Controls you can change look sensitivity, invert the vertical look, put the D-pad on the left or the right, change how see-through the controls are and turn haptics on or off.

Double-tap the forward arrow on the D-pad and keep holding it. Let go to walk again.

Walk up close and aim the crosshair at a flower until it gets a white outline, then tap the round pick button. The basket button at the top of the screen shows how many flowers you carry. Open it to see them grouped by kind, or to put one back.

Yes. On the main menu, swipe the trail card to choose Prairie Meadow, Alpine Heights or Damavand Hillside, then tap Walk. The Biome Editor lets you change the terrain, sky and plants of a trail. Your edits are saved on your iPhone, and Settings › Data can reset them.

Tap the pause button in the top corner. From there you can resume, open Settings, restart the trail or go back to the main menu.

Prepare: trim stems on the cutting board against the ruler. Arrange: place each flower in the bunch. Shape: set heights, where the bunch is tied and how tightly. Wrap: choose a quick wrap or wrap the bouquet yourself, then save it to your gallery.

It lays out the flowers the way a florist would: the biggest blooms in the middle, the bunch domed and balanced, foliage around the edge. Every press gives a new arrangement, so press again if you'd like another.

In the Wrap tab choose Wrap it yourself and pick a paper. Fold the left side over, then the right, add a piece of tape and tie the bow. Undo takes back one step, and Start over gives you a fresh sheet.

Drag on the bouquet to turn it, pinch to zoom, and double-tap to bring it back to the front.

Open the bouquet in your gallery and tap Send. The first time, sign in with Apple or with an email address and choose a username. Then type your friend's exact username, add a message if you like, and send. Each bouquet can be sent once; pictures and GIFs of it can be shared as often as you like.

Check that you typed their username exactly, and that you both have an internet connection. New bouquets appear when they open their gallery or tap refresh. Notifications only appear if they allowed them.

To keep Florilla free of spam, an account can send up to 30 bouquets an hour, and 5 in its first hour.

In your profile, the account card has a switch for "A friend sends me a bouquet" and one for "A friend opens my bouquet". You can also turn off all Florilla notifications in the iOS Settings app under Notifications.

On the email sign-in screen, choose to reset your password. We email you a six-digit code; enter it and choose a new password. If you use Sign in with Apple, there is no separate password.

Open your profile. The account card has Change username, Change password for email accounts, and Sign out. Signing out keeps all your bouquets on the iPhone.

Open Settings › Graphics & battery and try a frame rate of 30, Battery resolution and the Near draw distance. Turning off anti-aliasing helps too. Changes apply right away, also from the pause menu during a walk.

Yes, on iPhones with a 120 Hz ProMotion screen. Choose 120 in Settings › Graphics & battery. On other iPhones the game runs at up to 60.

On your iPhone. Your basket, bouquets, gallery, stats and settings never leave the device unless you send a bouquet. Deleting the app deletes them. The privacy policy has the details.

Settings › Data has separate buttons to reset settings, reset walking stats, reset Biome Editor changes and clear the gallery. Each one asks before it deletes anything.