A clean mobile flashcard deck built from your pasted companies. Each card shows the company name on the front, then flips or reveals a back with concise headline-style bullets covering what the business does, key earnings drivers, and major exposure areas. Cards can be browsed one by one in a smooth, tap-friendly flow that works well inside a feed.
App index
Published bloops
Public mini apps available in bloops. Each item links to a universal link for the published bloop.
A fast, playful ranking game where illustrated pasta cards appear one at a time in simple matchups. The user swipes to choose the better shape based on fun mini-traits like sauce cling, forkability, elegance, or pure chaos. After a short run of decisions, the bloop reveals the top contender with a tiny victory screen and a ranked recap.
Open on a tiny handwritten-style topic field with the blob already waiting. After a short topic entry, the blob pops to life and invites a simple spoken or typed explanation. Instead of long study-tool UI, the experience rapidly turns the explanation into cute interrupt cards: 'why?', 'example?', 'say it simpler', 'difference?'. Each prompt triggers a visual reaction from the blob—blink, wobble, bounce, glow, sprout a tiny halo—so the screen never feels static. The final payoff is the blob looking fully 'enlightened' with a clean screenshot-ready summary mood, making the concept feel smart, adorable, and instantly understandable in a short video.
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 clean, high-speed comedy bloop where the user pastes a suspiciously normal text like “i’m fine,” taps ANALYZE, watches a short fake diagnostic scan, and then sees a big animated Girlfriend Anger Meter slam into the danger zone. The result screen shows a large danger percentage, a joke recommendation, and a Try Another Text reset so it plays well in a Reel or TikTok-style quick demo.
A sleek mini translator where the user enters a casual, chaotic, or slang-heavy message and instantly gets a polished corporate rewrite. The screen uses a chat-composer style layout inspired by workplace messaging tools, with clear before/after text, quick actions like Copy and Regenerate, and a playful tone that makes it feel shareable in a video.
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.
A simple shopping list bloop with one main input box for typing or dictating items naturally. The bloop parses entries into clean item rows with quantities, saves every list locally, and builds a reusable item library so frequently used items are easy to find and add again. Past lists can be reopened, duplicated, or used as a starting point for a new trip.
A clean vertical piano tutorial bloop where the user chooses between Fur Elise (opening), Ode to Joy, and simplified Canon in D, then plays by following a single highlighted next key. Each correct tap advances the piece, with realistic piano sound from Tone.js and a calm, minimal interface designed for quick mobile practice.
A polished four-screen romantic bloop built for silent screen recording. Each tap gets an immediate visual response, the slider joke lands fast and clearly, and the final heart burst feels elegant rather than cheesy. The name placeholder is swapped into the opening line for a personalized reveal.