A single-path, 3-tap comedy experience built like a tiny interactive skit. Each answer makes the app visibly more concerned until it snaps into a full warning-state intervention: red takeover, giant shouted type, and a ridiculous animated hand stealing the phone. Optimized for instant readability, physical button feedback, and a strong muted-video payoff.
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
A cheerful ingredient-picker that turns leftovers into six sensible dinner options, spins a colorful wheel, and reveals one realistic meal with pantry add-ons, cooking time, and four quick steps. It ships with a useful preloaded demo state and a fallback 'We need one more thing.' flow when the fridge combo doesn’t quite work.
A realistic, portrait-friendly book experience with layered page-turn animation, subtle shadows, paper texture, and romantic quotes about love. Users tap or swipe to turn pages one by one, creating a calm, tactile reading experience inside the feed.
A tiny isometric exploration game where you guide a plant creature through small diorama-like areas to collect sunlight, water droplets, and CO₂ puffs. Each run ends at a growth spot where the collected ingredients combine into glucose and oxygen, shown through a quick satisfying transformation. Correct collection choices help the creature level up through plant-inspired forms while teaching the photosynthesis loop through play instead of quizzes.
A mobile-first retro weather bloop styled like a tiny arcade cabinet UI. The main screen shows current conditions in chunky pixel panels with temperature, sky condition, location, and a playful animated weather icon. A compact forecast strip sits below for the next few time points or days, keeping the interaction quick and feed-friendly.
Users record a short voice note about their partner, lightly edit the transcript, then choose a romantic style like dreamy pop, acoustic serenade, cinematic ballad, or lo-fi love note. The bloop generates a fully sung AI song and reveals it in a beautiful song card/player with cover-style visuals, playback controls, share link, and a compact lyrics preview. The whole flow is optimized for quick, intimate, one-handed use.
A compact planning bloop centered on a scrollable calendar and a simple task timeline. Users can add a task to any date and time, enter an estimated duration, then tap into the task to mark it started, running, or completed. Each day shows small status markers for tasks that need starting or finishing. A live progress panel at the top shows percentage completion across outstanding scheduled work, so users can instantly see how much planned time is done versus still open.
A quiet daily lesson experience that reveals one thoughtfully chosen artist or architecture style each day. The home view centers today’s feature with a strong hero image and a clean reading flow, while a lightweight rotation system avoids recent repeats and the 7-day history lets users revisit recent lessons without turning it into an endless archive. Each lesson ends with a small reflective interaction or quick knowledge check to make the experience feel active, not passive.
A Casio-inspired digital watch bloop with a live running clock, mode toggle, stopwatch, date view, and a light button that briefly changes the screen glow like an old LCD backlight. Users can fully customize the watch colors with a color picker, and the side buttons have satisfying press feedback to make it feel playful and tactile on mobile.
A simple four-function calculator with +, −, ×, ÷, %, clear, and a classic old-Mac feel. It uses a compact mobile layout, chunky tactile buttons, a vintage monochrome display, and nostalgic beige-gray styling while staying fast and easy to tap in a scrolling feed.