A calm, elegant 25/5 Pomodoro timer centered on a code-drawn tomato clock. During focus sessions, the tomato acts as the main timer face with subtle ticking motion and a filling progress ring. Break mode softens into creamy mozzarella accents, lighter colors, and a more relaxed feel. The interaction stays simple: start, pause, reset, and switch between focus and break, all designed for quick tapping on mobile.
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
A tiny romantic mini-app built for an 8–10 second screen recording: floating envelope, kiss-heart reveal, playful catch moment, then a big MWAH payoff with heart burst and “love, J ♡”. Minimal text, instant motion on every tap, and a very cute final frame designed for reactions.
A pink, funny tap-through relationship contract where each screen reveals a new absurdly serious girlfriend rule before he’s allowed into Vice City. Includes dramatic warnings about Lucia, a forced multiple-choice loyalty test, checklist-style girlfriend maintenance terms, a fake final approval, and playful fail states that make the user retry until he picks the correct answer.
A clean 2-player round tracker for casual blackjack. Each player can tap code-drawn chip denominations to build their bet, see both bet totals clearly, then use simple actions to resolve the round: Player 1 wins, Player 2 wins, or push. After resolving, the round can reset quickly for the next hand. Designed for fast use beside live play, not as a full blackjack game.
A tap-through poem experience made of short lyrical scenes about Bath. Each tap reveals a new line, stanza, or tiny visual transition: steam over Roman stones, honey-colored streets at dusk, rain on shop windows, river light, old whispers, present-day footsteps. The experience feels like moving through a pocket anthology rather than reading one long poem.
A serene illustrated garden scene built entirely with SVG. Users can gently shape the space with simple controls for sunlight, grass height, and flower density, then tap in the scene to add blossoms and subtle decorative details. The garden responds with soft sways, glow shifts, and light ambient motion so it feels calm and alive rather than game-like.
A clean pomodoro timer built for quick use on mobile: tap to start a 25-minute focus session, pause if needed, then roll into short and long breaks. It should feel calm and lightweight, with a prominent countdown, clear session labels, subtle progress feedback, and simple controls for start, pause, skip, and reset.
A focused start-line reaction game with a dark race-night feel. Five red lights build one by one with tense AI-generated audio, then cut to black-out silence for the launch moment. The player taps the instant the lights go out to get their reaction time, then can instantly retry for a better result.
A swipeable month-by-month seasonal guide for UK fruits and vegetables. It opens directly to the current month, highlights what’s in season right now, and lets users move through the year naturally. Each month includes an AI-generated watercolour produce plate or spread, plus a clear text section underneath with item names and brief notes so the visuals stay cosy while the information stays practical.
A romantic reveal that starts with tapping a QR-style screen, then unlocking a heart passcode gate. After the passcode, a dramatic flower shower begins, a cute couple puzzle must be solved to continue, and the page opens into a heartfelt letter, song tiles, and a live together-forever countdown.