The whole thing feels like a sticky note app got drunk and horny. Pic2Jelly, right? You grab a picture, any picture, and then you make it... jiggle. That's the core loop. I spent twenty minutes making a photo of a toaster bounce up and down because the UI is that simple. Sliders, a few buttons, no manual needed. The "diy" tag is no joke, you're literally just poking at a static image until it looks like it's breathing heavy.

The pre-loaded animations are a mixed bag. There's this one with a character who has absolutely massive, physics-defying tits, and the default bounce cycle is set to "earthquake." I cranked the speed slider to max and watched her chest move like it was trying to escape her body. It's stupid. It's perfect. The audio pack by Mimi is just a bunch of wet slaps and squishes that you can layer on, and I layered them on everything. The toaster sounded obscene. I haven't laughed that hard since I accidentally sent a corrupted gif to a discord server full of degenerates.

But here's the thing. It's a WIP, and it shows its ass. The animation tool only lets you pin a few points, so complex movements are out. You can't make a limb bend, only wobble. I wanted to make a character do a little dance, but all I got was a seizure. The app on itch.io promises you can use your own images, which is the whole selling point, but the browser version here is locked to their samples. Feels like a demo for a tool I already want to use on my own cursed folder. The "hentai" tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting for what is basically a motion tweening experiment. Still, watching a static drawing of a slime girl ripple like a pond in a storm has a certain charm. The "application" tag is accurate, it's less a game and more a fidget toy for perverts.