Shimmer
Light to play with — bend it the way you like with a touch of your fingers.
A screen full of drifting light that bends to your touch. There is nothing to win and nothing to finish — just light to play with.
Press and hold, and the light wheels round your finger in a whirlpool. Double-tap and hold, and it is drawn in as a nova, following you as you drag; let go, and it bursts out in a shockwave. Triple-tap and hold, and you take hold of the light itself as a comet: carry it anywhere, flick, and let go to throw it. Every finger makes a power of its own, so two hands can hold two whirlpools at once.
Every touch makes a sound — a hum that rises as a whirlpool grows, a tone that tightens as a nova charges, the thump of a burst — all in one key, so any touches at once sound as if they belong together. Your finger feels the light it holds as pulses that quicken as it moves faster. Light that leaves one side of the screen comes back on the other.
Tune changes how each power pulls, reaches and lets go, and how the light drifts when nothing is touching it. Pick its colours from fourteen, or double-tap one to have only it, and add slow currents underneath. On dark the light glows; on light it is laid down like ink.
No ads, nothing to buy, no account. It has no internet access at all, so it works on a plane and nothing you do in it leaves the phone.