Squish something soft.

Miss.Soft is a small, unhurried toy: one jelly blob, rendered in real time with WebGPU, that dents where you press, stretches where you pull, wobbles back, and looks at you while you do it.

Get it on Google Play

iOS version coming soon.

What it does

Everything runs on your device. There is nothing to sign up for.

Real soft-body physics

A 120 Hz modal spring solver with volume preservation. Press and it dents; pull and it stretches; let go and it wobbles back with real inertia.

Fixed base, or lift it

By default the base stays stuck to the table so a drag stretches the body. Switch it off and you can pick the whole thing up and drop it.

Up to six at once

Line them up in one row or across rows. Push two together and they squash against each other on a shared contact face.

Yours to colour

Thirteen hand-picked colours — white included — plus a hue dial, with the body and the little tip coloured separately. Every colour is tinted through the jelly, not painted on it.

Gloss or skin

Keep the wet, glassy look, or trade it for fine pores and a matte, skin-like surface. Show the face, or leave nothing but the squish.

Save and share a look

Keep up to eight named setups and send one to a friend as a link. Opening it drops them straight into the same blob.

What you need

Miss.Soft renders with WebGPU, so it asks for a reasonably recent device.

Android

Android 12 or newer. Verified at a steady 60 fps on a Pixel 8.

iOS

iOS 26 or newer, which is where WebGPU first shipped. Verified at 60 fps on an iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Browser

Any browser with WebGPU enabled — recent Chrome, Edge, or Safari 26.

Built on open source

Miss.Soft ships these open-source projects. The same list, in every language, is inside the app under About › Open source.

Three.js0.185.1MIT3D rendering, materials and physics
softie-webgpuMITPhysics and rendering core (upstream project)
Kotlin Standard Library2.0.21Apache-2.0Kotlin runtime
AndroidX Core KTX1.17.0Apache-2.0Android system components
AndroidX Activity KTX1.12.4Apache-2.0Android system components
AndroidX WebKit1.14.0Apache-2.0Android system components

Miss.Soft is built on softie-webgpu, an open-source WebGPU jelly toy released under the MIT License; the rendering and physics core comes from that project, and our thanks go to its author. Miss.Soft adds the native apps, the multi-blob contact physics, haptics, the settings and preset system, and the rest of the app around it — and stays under the same MIT terms.