A warm, calming bloop for moments of panic. It opens with a gentle ‘you’re safe, let’s do this together’ screen, then guides the user through three lightweight steps: a breathing rhythm, a 5-senses grounding prompt, and a short reassuring reset check-in. The interaction is designed for quick use inside a scrolling mobile feed—large tap targets, minimal text, soft pacing, and a clear finish state like ‘I feel a bit better’ or ‘repeat one step.’
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
A swipeable, mobile-first World Cup bloop built for fast check-ins. The home view spotlights live matches first, then today’s fixtures and finished scores. Secondary panels cover group tables and the knockout bracket, all presented as quick-glance cards with playful tournament energy. Users only view updates—no deep match center or heavy stat screens—so the core loop stays simple: open, scan what’s live, check today, peek at the tables or bracket, and move on.
A clean public list where anyone can add an ick and the community can upvote or downvote it. The screen opens straight onto the ranked list, with a compact add-entry input and simple vote controls. Styling leans girl-core but stays minimal: strong title treatment, soft color palette, sharp hierarchy, and no extra sections beyond what’s needed to browse, post, and vote.
A warm, calming rain scene with droplets sliding down a foggy window. Users tap falling drops to play soft piano notes, create little ripples, and slowly layer a soothing loop. Visuals lean cozy and tactile with subtle glow, condensation, and gentle parallax.
A clean, soft mobile bloop where users paste notes or upload a notes photo, AI extracts the text, then turns it into a real playable song. The compose screen offers 1/2/3 minute options, 10 vibe presets, and a custom style field. Results appear as rounded song cards with cover art, duration, style tag, and a tap-to-play audio player, all in the airy pastel visual language from your reference.
Drag a flashlight beam around a dark room to uncover hidden clues before the timer ends. Tapping the right clues fills a ghost meter, and the final reveal shows which spirit was hiding there. Feels arcade-like, simple, and instantly readable.
A sleek nightlife planner built around one excellent flow: quick preferences in, personalized night out generated instantly, then a scrollable vertical route of 3–5 stops. Each stop shows timing, spend, vibe, duration, transport to next stop, and why it fits the group. Users can replace any stop without breaking the budget logic, use Surprise Me for a more adventurous route, vote locally on each stop with friends, and share a compact summary of the plan. The experience feels curated and decisive rather than filter-heavy.
A single large cartoon flag sits center screen. The user swipes horizontally through themed sticker packs like mascots, stars, flames, confetti, boots, faces, horns, and lucky charms, then taps items to drop them onto the flag. Simple layering, bright motion, instant visual payoff.
Paste class notes into a simple mobile input, tap generate, and get a stack of concise text-only flashcards designed to be easier to remember. The bloop focuses on turning dense notes into punchy question-and-answer cards, with light playful touches that make the output feel less dry and more memorable.
A fast, communal fruit ranking bloop where everyone votes on the same set of 20 fruits. Each fruit appears as a simple emoji card with its current tier, and users can quickly vote to push it up or down. The main view shows the live S-to-F board, with fruits reshuffling as the collective score changes. Designed to be glanceable, tappable, and fun rather than spreadsheet-like.