four small things that notice you

tap them. hold them. see who blinks back.

1. Momo, the following one

round · shy · tender
the feelingbeing watched by something that likes you
the one movedrift the pointer slow and Momo drifts closer; jerk it and Momo hides its eyes
the number that makes it workfollow lerp 0.14, squash cap 1.35 wide / 0.74 tall at pointer speed 32 px per frame, shy trigger at speed > 22 sustained for 8 frames
to make this expensivean ElevenLabs breathy little exhale sample cross-faded in at the un-shy moment, when the hands come down and the eyes return

2. Pip, the bounceable

round · jumpy · gleeful
the feelingthe satisfaction of a good bounce and knowing you caused it
the one movetap anywhere on the grass; Pip crouches, then leaps toward your finger
the number that makes it workgravity 0.55, restitution 0.72, 10 frames of anticipation crouch to 0.72 tall before launch, impact squash 1.40 wide / 0.65 tall then decays at 0.85
to make this expensivea 4 second Kling loop of a real clay ball bouncing on soft grass, mapped over the sprite so every impact reads as physical dough

3. The tiny crowd

eight moods · one room
the feelinga small room noticing you the moment you notice one of them
the one movetap any face; that one lights up, the others turn to look
the number that makes it worktap hit-radius 28 px, notice window 60 frames, head-turn lerp 0.09, happiness decay 0.994 per frame
to make this expensiveeight Blender-rendered clay creatures, one sculpt per mood, dropped in as sprites so every face reads as a real object you could pick up

4. Loo, the singing worm

six notes · one animal
the feelingplaying on something alive that is glad you did
the one movetap or drag across Loo's back; each bead sings a note and Loo squints happy
the number that makes it workC major pentatonic C4 to C5, sine at 0.25 gain plus triangle harmonic at 0.15, envelope 8 ms attack and 380 ms release, vibrato 6 Hz depth 3 Hz
to make this expensivean ElevenLabs voice, one soft "la" per pitch, replaces the synth so Loo actually sings the scale in a real voice