A private calorie tracker with a dark, aggressive demon-themed interface for hardcore users. On first launch, it asks a few goal questions to set a personalized daily calorie target. After that, you can quickly log calories with an optional food or note, track today’s total against your goal, and view daily, weekly, and monthly progress charts. The core experience stays fast and practical, but the presentation feels intense: high-contrast visuals, sharp progress states, and a more ritual-like check-in flow rather than a soft wellness app.
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
A clean 3x3 grid of responsive pads with kick, snare, clap, hi-hat, tom, and crash sounds. Each tap lights up the pad, plays the sound instantly, and creates a subtle vibration-like visual pulse. Designed to feel tight, simple, and satisfying for quick beat making.
A compact deck of MMA move cards that users swipe through one by one. Each card shows the move name, category, a short breakdown of setup and execution, plus an AI-generated illustration for quick visual reference. The focus is fast learning, clean browsing, and a satisfying card-by-card flow that works well on mobile.
A tight one-tap arcade game inspired by Flappy Bird, but with a cartoon speedboat bouncing through a surreal seaside obstacle course. Tap to boost the boat upward, dodge stacked buoys, docks, and channel markers, and chase a high score. The generated PNG speedboat is the star, with juicy motion, splash effects, and a clean restart loop that feels good on mobile.
Compare 2–4 options fast. The user enters a few choices, then answers quick low-effort prompts like 'lowest energy?', 'most urgent?', and 'least regret?'. The bloop eliminates options step by step and ends with one clear recommendation plus a tiny 'just do this now' nudge.
A small, intimate dream journal for quick entries. The user taps to open a tiny note prompt, saves a short dream fragment, and each saved note sends soft floating stars drifting upward across the screen. Recent entries feel like a constellation of memories, making the journaling loop simple, tactile, and soothing on mobile.
A super quick calculator with a big income slider up front, a simple toggle for Sole Trader vs Ltd, and an instant take-home breakdown. A “More detail” drawer expands for extra adjustments without cluttering the first screen. Best if you want maximum speed and shareability.
Big central countdown, one giant Start button, and loud chaotic visual energy: flashing gradients, jittery shapes, punchy motion, and oversized timer numerals. Still keeps the interaction dead simple: tap to start, tap to pause, tap duration chips to customize focus/break lengths down to seconds. Gentle chime + soft haptic at transitions so the sensory feel is weirdly kind beneath the visual screaming.
A moody sci-fi identification quiz where each round shows a stylized robot or replicant dossier. The user guesses the robot’s class, function, or origin from visual cues and short hints, then gets a reveal screen with lore, threat level, and traits. Designed for quick swipe-friendly rounds with a dark, atmospheric interface.
A clean card-based bloop where users swipe left or right through refreshing meal ideas like salads, grain bowls, chilled soups, wraps, and fruit-forward snacks. Each card shows the meal name, a short why-it-works-in-hot-weather note, prep time, and a few key ingredients, with a tap to reveal a simple recipe or assembly method.