A mobile-first movie chooser for one quick session. The user taps a few lightweight filters like mood, genre, and available time, then gets one recommended film presented as the pick for right now, plus a short explanation of why it matches their vibe. The interaction is fast, clear, and easy to retry if they want another option.
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
A tap-to-generate bloop that invents bizarre alien snacks with strange names, impossible ingredients, and dead-serious descriptions. Each result feels like a tiny artifact from another planet: glowing vapor chips, edible glass fruit, gravity noodles, or whispering syrup cubes. The core loop is simple and mobile-friendly: tap to generate, read the snack card, then tap again for the next unsettling invention.
Upload or take a photo, add top and bottom text, and export a simple classic meme. Big bold text, black outline, very straightforward layout.
A clean, fast quiz where the user sees an illustrated pasta shape and chooses from 3-4 possible names. Instant feedback explains what makes that shape distinctive, plus a tiny fact like best sauce pairings. Includes score, streaks, and a satisfying next-round flow built for one-handed play.
A compact revision chatbot where students ask any general A-level biology question and get a clear, student-friendly explanation, followed by a quick recall check or mini quiz. When a topic benefits from visuals—like cell structure, transport, photosynthesis, immunity, or inheritance—the bloop can generate an AI-made study diagram to support the explanation. The flow stays fast and mobile-friendly: ask, learn, test, repeat.
Choose one foundation brand and shade, then instantly see the closest matching shades from other built-in brands in a simple ranked list. Fastest and most practical option.
3-4 quick multiple-choice questions on mood, energy, and minor chaos levels. After the last answer, a curved green-to-red meter animates dramatically to the final score, then reveals a funny label like 'mildly cooked' or 'one email away.' Clean, punchy, and very tappable.
The user uploads a selfie, chooses from a small set of haircut options like bob, buzz cut, curtain bangs, shag, curls, or long layers, and the bloop generates restyled versions of their actual photo with the new hair applied naturally. The interaction focuses on quick style selection, a clear original-vs-result comparison, and easy swiping between generated looks on a phone screen.
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.’
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.