A playful badger platformer bloop.
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
An interactive guide to exploring beef cuts.
An adorable illustrated study bloop where your focus sessions power a tiny student’s day. You start in her dorm, help her get ready, choose a class subject, then begin a study timer with a selectable session length. During the session she quietly studies through subtle loops like writing notes, turning pages, sipping coffee, and stretching while the background scene feels alive. Each completed session advances the narrative to a new time-of-day location — class, library, café, courtyard, sunset walk, dorm — so repeated studying feels like following her whole university life. Light customization and unlockable dorm decor deepen attachment without distracting from the study flow.
The first screen is a giant laziness selector with a few big tap targets like barely moving, can manage one pan, and surprisingly functional. One tap slams the meter into place and instantly flips the whole screen into a bold food recommendation like cereal remix, loaded toast, quesadilla, ramen upgrade, or fried rice, with punchy reactions and a quick reroll option.
A homemade-web weather page where the user types a city into a chunky search box and lands on a dense little forecast homepage for that place. The top shows current temperature and conditions in a faux browser-window panel, followed by a neat 5-day forecast in stacked mini boxes with high/low temps and simple weather icons. Small details like a blinking 'now viewing' status line, a hit-counter-style refresh area, blue-link utility actions, and tiny badge-like labels make it feel authentically early-web while keeping the core search-and-read flow quick on mobile.
A compact planner where the user enters subjects, deadline, and how much time they have today, then gets a clear study plan broken into small sessions. The main screen focuses on today’s tasks, quick checkoffs, and a simple sense of progress so it feels useful in short mobile sessions.
A single shared public cafe where everyone drops into the same warm pixel-art space. Each person appears as a slightly varied little study character at a seat, with subtle presence indicators and a few quick reactions like wave, sparkles, or sleepy. Your pomodoro runs privately for you, while the room itself stays calm and ambient, with three selectable AI-generated lofi tracks and a gentle mobile-first layout designed for quick check-ins or longer focus sessions.
A soft, ultra-minimal romantic hold interaction built for a 5–7 second emotional payoff. The screen opens on one large glowing heart and the tiny line “hold me ♡”. As she presses and holds, the heart rhythmically beats, the whole screen subtly pulses, tiny hearts begin to bloom, and the pace gently increases. After about 2 seconds, the line “it does that around you.” appears, then “Ellie ♡”. When she lets go, the bloop ends with one deep final heartbeat, a delicate heart burst, and a fleeting reveal of your uploaded rose photo inside the heart.
A polished fake cancellation funnel that starts like a normal subscription screen, then escalates into increasingly desperate retention offers before auto-renewing the relationship anyway. Fast, tap-friendly, and built for comedic timing.
A calm, visually rich daily bloop that gives you one featured subject per day: either an artist or an architecture style. Each entry unfolds as a short vertical mini-lesson with a hero image, a quick context intro, 3–5 memorable facts, one signature work or landmark to look at closely, and a small interaction like tap-to-reveal details or a one-question reflection/quiz at the end. The goal is to feel satisfying enough to replace a couple minutes of mindless scrolling with something genuinely interesting.