Pull. Toss.
One more bounce.
A little toy that lives above your Mac apps. Stretch the rope, let it fly, or click to keep it in the air.
For long calls, loading bars, and little breaks.
Go on.
Give it a tug.
Clicks and throws add to your streak. Touching any browser edge resets it. Best is for this page session.
A tiny desktop toy for the moments in between.
Get Bop — $9.99One purchase. Yours forever.
macOS 14+ · Apple silicon
A little toy that lives above your Mac apps. Stretch the rope, let it fly, or click to keep it in the air.
For long calls, loading bars, and little breaks.
More bounce. Less gravity. Just the right weight. Tune each ball until it feels exactly right.
11 presets. Your settings, remembered.
Press ⌥ B to show or hide Bop. There when you want to play. Gone when you want to focus.
Your shortcut. Your choice.
Different textures, different bounce, different sounds.
Drag to explore
Drag left or right. Use a horizontal scroll gesture, or Shift and the mouse wheel. Arrow keys browse; Space pauses or resumes automatic motion. Movement resumes three seconds after your drag comes to rest.
Arrow keys to explore · Space to pause or resume
One little purchase. No subscription. Just play.
macOS 14+ · Apple silicon
This is a little browser playground with one Bop ball. The Mac app lives over the apps you use every day, with all eleven balls, physics controls, personal juggling records, and a customizable shortcut. The demo adapts the feel for the web; it isn’t the native Mac engine.
Bop is made for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 Sonoma or later. This browser playground also works on phones and other computers. You don’t need an account to play, and your app settings and records stay on your Mac.
Yes. Each ball starts with its own physics preset and sounds. Tune gravity, bounce, weight, friction, throw power, spin, and more for each ball. Size and sound controls apply across the collection. Sound is always optional.
Click or press Enter to juggle. Hold and drag, then release to throw. Pull far away to break the rope. Use Rehang to return the ball. Only the ball captures dragging; the rest of the page scrolls normally.
Rope attached