Type a message and watch the letters fall, roll, and stack like real objects. textjar.app turns words into physics-driven piles you can share with a custom URL, so friends see your message rearranged by gravity each time they visit.
What if text became an interface? So this weekend I built a website where text is the primary modality users interact with it without it being a chatbot. For each page you can type in messages and when you press enter, the text will break apart into letters and the behavior of these letters follow real-world physics, which means they'll fall down, roll around, stack up on each other. This is interesting because so many software used right now are filled by box and grid where text is locked inside acting only as a medium for information. Now the meaning of the text isn't just the words but also its physical form because a pile of letters kind of randomize these messages. So Then I decided to make the website shareable where you can give each page a name and also a customizable URL that you can share with your friends. And you'll end up with a pile of letters that you can randomly click through and find out what your friends want to say to you. So go create your jar at textjar.app and you can leave a message for me at textjar.app/mori. Hope you have fun.
