StillnessThree steps. The second one is hard.
Put the phone down
Lay it on a table and let go. The run starts by itself once the phone is still.
Don't touch it
An ember appears on a black screen and opens into living color. Touch it or move it and the color ripples away like water.
Keep what you grew
Every run leaves you a one-of-a-kind gradient. Save it as your wallpaper or share your time.
How far can you get?
One bloom from one seed, at the five moments you reach each stage — drawn by the shader the game runs, not an illustration of it. Times are for the app; on this page everything runs faster, so you can see Eclipse in under a minute.
- 0:00EmberOne warm point, breathing.
- 0:30TideColor spills out and flows.
- 2:00AuroraSlow ribbons fold in.
- 5:00NebulaFour hues and drifting sparks.
- 15:00EclipseRare. Most people never see it.
A browser can't feel your phone move, so tap the screen to "move" it.
This is the bloom you grew before you scrolled.
The phone is live — the same bloom, the same five stages, the same ripple when you give in and touch it. Every run starts from a new random seed, and the time you last decides how far it unfolds. No two wallpapers are ever the same.
In the app it fills a real screen in true black, the interface fades away after three seconds, and you keep the result in full resolution.
Nothing to sign up for. Nothing to sell you.
- No adsNot now, not later.
- No accountOpen it and play.
- No data collectedEverything stays on your phone.
- Works offlineNo internet needed, ever.
- True blackMade for OLED screens.
Put the phone down.
Stillness is in testing now and arrives on Google Play for Android soon.