Desktop Ball playing over the page: basketballs, hoops and the Pinky ball bounce across the screen while scoring text pops up. The ball collides with the edges and corners of the monitor; whatever is underneath is scenery and keeps working normally.

A physics ball on your real desktop

Grab it, fling it, bounce it off the edges of your monitors. When you stop, everything else just works underneath.

Like a digital fidget spinner that's always there for you

Desktop Ball lives on top of whatever you're already doing. Leave it going in a queue, a meeting, a compile, whenever your hands want something to do. You grab it, fling it around, bounce it off the edges of your monitors, and when you stop playing it gets out of the way.

Need to blow off some steam?

Yeah... Supernova is probably the one for you. Pin it against the edge of your monitor until it gets dangerously hot, then it goes off in a violent thermonuclear explosion and leaves a temporary scorch on your wallpaper.

The Supernova ball pinned against the edge of a monitor, glowing white-hot just before it detonates over a spreadsheet.

Feel like dunking?

A hoop slides out from the side of your monitor. That's Basketball. Dunk it for confetti, catch fire on a dunk, and the hoop teleports somewhere else.

The Basketball ball mid-dunk through a hoop anchored to the edge of a monitor, confetti bursting across a code editor.

Want a tiny ocean?

Spongeball. The bottom of your screen turns into a little ocean, fish and all. Soak it, wring it against the side of the monitor, slosh around. Weirdly, oddly satisfying.

Water pooled along the bottom edge of a monitor with fish swimming in it, the Spongeball soaking at the surface over an open article.

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Music by Charles Wolf

Costs less than a cup of coffee. I lost an embarrassing amount of development time just playing with it.

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