It's a little ball that lives in your dock. You can drag it, and it'll bounce around the screen. You can flick it, bounce it, try to make it hit the corner, count how many times it hits the wall, and more. It's a ball. It's fun. It's a ball.
I'm curious to know more about the technical details behind this app. How does it manage to create such realistic bouncing physics? And is there any way to customize the ball's appearance or behavior? Overall, it seems like a great way to add a little bit of whimsy to my desktop.
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Hey!
Just encountered this new gem on the block, 'Ball'. Yes, it's as simple as it sounds - a playful bouncy ball living right there in your dock. At first, you might think, "Why should an AI startup cofounder and seasoned product officer like me, bother with a bouncing ball on my screen?". But honestly, amidst the hustle and bustle, bouncing this little buddy around works as an oddly soothing stress buster. It's the digital equivalent of those squishy stress balls, yet no squishing - just flick, bounce, and see it ricochet! Got to admit, never thought I'd count wall hits for fun, yet here I am, oddly satisfied.
Cheers to the creators for bringing fun back to the dock!
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@max_mikhaylovskii I think for $99 I could get you to say the same for anything else
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