Poke
Wake the toy with a tap. The glow rises and the little face gets more alert.
Fast responseOne touch is enough to make it feel awake.
Small feedback loopThe screen reacts right away, so the toy feels alive.
Pocket toy
Wake it, poke it, watch it glow.
It's Alive is a tiny digital toy app that reacts to taps, nudges and pauses. It feels more like a pocket creature than a dashboard.
No logins. No funnels. Just a small app that remembers a mood and responds when you touch it.
Sleeping
Toy v1
Quiet pulse
Tap the toy to wake it. Feed it to brighten the glow. Reset it when you want a calmer mood.
Glow
28%
Touches
0
Feeds
0
Mood
sleeping
The toy is resting. Give it a tap when you're ready.
How it plays
Simple gestures, tiny reactions, no setup maze.
The whole point is to keep the interaction light. Poke it, feed it, or let it settle. The toy changes mood with immediate feedback instead of hiding behind menus.
Feed
Give it a tiny boost. Feeding lifts the glow and pushes the mood into a brighter state.
Brighter stateThe toy glows a little more each time you feed it.
Playful rhythmFeed when you want a warmer, more energetic response.
Lull
Let it rest. The mood settles and the glow falls back to a calmer baseline.
Reset without losing the vibeIt calms down, but it doesn't feel wiped out.
Quiet modePerfect when you want the toy to breathe slowly for a moment.
Signals
It keeps just enough state to feel personal.
The app remembers a tiny set of signals so each tap has some history: glow, mood, touches and feeds. That's enough to make it feel like a thing, not a form.
What it remembers
Glow
A simple energy level that rises and falls with play.
Mood
Sleeping, awake or sparked, depending on how you treat it.
Touch history
Just enough memory to make the toy feel responsive.
What it is not
No dashboard
There are no spreadsheets, queues or admin panels here.
No onboarding wall
You don't have to sign up before the toy does anything.
No heavy promise
It is meant to feel playful, small and direct.
Start
Open the toy and keep it alive for a minute.
If you want a tiny app that reacts to your touch and feels a little mischievous, you are in the right place.