The onsen
A capybara lives in a small onsen on your iPhone and Apple Watch.
The drink you actually bought — milk tea, fruit tea, taro, matcha, brown sugar — decides what shows up: a resident, something for the shelf, or a little more of someone already there.
Nothing decays, expires, or asks
Nothing decays.
Nothing expires.
Nothing asks.
There are no streaks, no currency, and no reason to drink more bubble tea than you already would.
Bobara is a collecting app, not a tracker, not a game you can grind, and not a pet that gets lonely.
The delight
Why he delights
He soaks. A small onsen, a wooden tub, a world that keeps existing whether or not you look.
You enjoy a boba in real life. You check it in. Friends and things arrive to visit — a resident, a snack for the shelf, a little more of someone already there. He does not need you to. The water is still water.
- 01 You buy a boba in real life.
- 02 You check it in — one tap, everything else optional.
- 03 Something arrives.
The same water, three places.
- Home screen
- A widget
- StandBy
The weather
A look in
Rain on the bath. Snow on the stones. Dusk when the lanterns warm. A breeze in the cherry. The signs sway. None of it asks anything.
It is a moment after a drink you already bought.
Platforms
Where it lives
iPhone
The same small hot spring.
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Snow -
The teahouse -
Dusk
Apple Watch
The same place, on a wrist.
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Dusk -
Rain -
Check in
There is nothing to sign up for.
Press kit
Lotus Apps, LLC. Pictures when the art can be owned. No form.
- One line
- A capybara for every boba.
- One paragraph
- Bobara is a collecting app for iPhone and Apple Watch. You buy a boba in real life, you check it in, and something arrives for a small onsen that keeps existing whether or not you are looking. Nothing decays, nothing asks, and money never substitutes for a drink you actually bought.
- Contact
- help@bobara.app