A public gallery of user-submitted sunset photos designed for quick vertical browsing. Each card shows a large image, a simple rating control, and a lightweight submit flow so people can add their own sunset to the shared gallery. The experience stays focused on three actions: upload, browse, and rate.
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
A polished three-tap micro experience built as a single magical desk scene. Tap 1 opens the notebook and brings in coffee with a tiny bell reaction. Tap 2 selects between iced latte and cloud latte, upgrading the cup and revealing a pastry plus extra stationery. Tap 3 triggers the main payoff: the desk rapidly unfolds like a paper dollhouse into a complete pastel study café with window, shelves, lamps, desserts, and tiny study characters. The whole flow is tuned for a clean 8–10 second creator recording, with the biggest visual richness saved for the final reveal.
A playful scrolling scavenger hunt for kids on a walk. The bloop shows a set of illustrated things to spot in the Peak District—like sheep, dry stone walls, puddles, birds, gates, and wildflowers. Kids tap each card when they find it, unlocking cheerful little animations and a simple progress tracker. Built to be easy to use one-handed outdoors, with big tap targets and short labels for ages 5–12.
The user uploads a photo, gets one main celebrity lookalike reveal, and lands on a polished shareable result card with the celebrity image, match name, match score, and a short flattering caption. The experience should feel quick, swipe-friendly, and built around the reveal moment.
A soft night-sky breathing scene with glowing floating orbs that expand and drift outward on inhale, hover briefly, then ease back together on exhale. The screen gently guides the rhythm with subtle text cues and motion, making it feel calming, dreamy, and easy to follow with a thumb-sized mobile interaction.
Upload screenshots of your saved movies and TV shows, then browse a clean, tappable list organized with smart tags. You can filter by runtime, genre, and general vibe, and use a simple 'pick for me' button when you want a quick recommendation from your own list.
A cozy, mobile-first miniature world centered on one highly recognizable bunny inside a layered study room. The app opens straight into the dollhouse scene with immediate ambient life: blinking, curtain sway, steam, drifting light, and subtle parallax. Tapping 'study together ♡' triggers a choreographed study-start sequence where the bunny hops into place and the room wakes up around her. During sessions, the desk clock, notebook subject, bunny micro-animations, and reactive objects make the world feel alive and filmable. Over real accumulated study time, the bunny matures and the room blooms from a tiny starter nook into a dramatic private library, with milestone reveals driven by overlapping environmental growth and a strong camera pullback for the social-media wow moment.
A portrait-first comedic relationship bloop with three quick interactive beats: a fake choice opener, an exaggerated care-meter slider, and a final impossible No button chase before the full-screen “THANK GOD 🙏” payoff. The feel is snappy, flirty, slightly unhinged, and very tap-friendly.
A fast, polished romantic reveal built for mobile scrolling and short-form capture. It opens with a tap-to-open envelope and heartfelt note, moves through bite-size soundtrack and memory moments, then lands on an anniversary keypad that unlocks a real-photo ending with timed text overlays for maximum emotional payoff.
Turn your local forecast into a giant crayon-drawn weather menace with a savage joke to match. Refresh whenever you need a new insult, because apparently rain, heat, and wind weren’t personal enough already.