GlimpuWhat is Glimpu?
Glimpu is an interactive 3D jelly toy that runs in your browser. Choose a round mochi or a short-eared bunny, give it a poke or a squeeze, and watch it spring back. No account is required. It is a small, playful break in your day.
How do I play?
Click the character or press Space for a little hop. Hold to squish or drag, then release to let it bounce back. On a touchscreen, use two fingers to stretch it. With Spin throws enabled, swipe sideways quickly from the character and release to spin it. Settings let you change its color, stiffness, damping, spin sensitivity and sound volume.
Does it have little moods?
Too much spinning makes it dizzy, and repeated teasing can make it angry. When the anger mark appears, hold it and keep your movements slow to soothe the character. Leave it in peace for a while and it may get sleepy. Switching characters brings a happy greeting and a little hop; reduced-motion mode skips the hop.
Does it work on phones and computers?
Glimpu supports mouse and touch input. It tries WebGPU first and falls back to WebGL 2 when needed. Compatibility and performance still depend on your device, browser and graphics driver. The character cannot run if neither renderer is available. A reduced-motion preference disables the loading bounce and spin throws.
Is this an AI chat app?
V1.1 is a static interactive toy. It does not offer AI conversations or voice companionship, and it does not request microphone access. Voice companionship is a future-version plan, not a current feature.
Where are my settings saved?
Some preferences, including color and language, are saved in your current browser. No account is needed to interact. The hosting provider may process normal web requests and access logs; this does not mean there is no network record.
Credits and thanks
Glimpu builds on softie-webgpu by yuanyang749. Thank you for sharing the jelly interaction implementation that gave this project a starting point. We also thank the contributors to Three.js and the other open-source projects used here.
Glimpu continues to develop its characters, interactions and interface. It is a separate project, not endorsed by the upstream author. The upstream MIT license and copyright notice are preserved.
Noncommercial use and reuse
Glimpu is intended for personal enjoyment and noncommercial learning. Commercial use of original Glimpu content without an applicable commercial license is prohibited. This notice does not restrict upstream MIT code, third-party components or rights already granted under a valid license. It does not retroactively revoke commercial permissions for all earlier versions.
Before copying, adapting or distributing code or assets, check the applicable license. Retain author credits, source links and license notices as required, and clearly identify your changes. Do not impersonate Glimpu or imply endorsement by its creators. A credit such as “inspired by Glimpu” does not replace permission to reuse assets. Independently implementing an abstract idea is different from copying existing work.