Simple but effective
Does what it says on the tin: nice smooth effect, satisfying pouring and sloshing around. That’s it.
$2.99
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Experience a realistic fidget toy on your wrist. Tilt your watch to make hundreds of beads pour, climb walls, and rain down with real physics. It's a simple, engaging distraction for moments of downtime.
✓Real-time physics simulation
✓900 simulated beads
✓Uses watch motion sensor
✓Standalone watch app
✓No account or network required
✓Complication for quick access
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What's New in Beadfall
1.0.1
October 7, 2026
Updated our website and support links.
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What is Beadfall?
Beadfall is a standalone watch application that simulates the pouring of 900 beads using real-time physics. It's designed as a simple fidget toy for your wrist, responding to your movements.
Does Beadfall have ads?
No, Beadfall is completely ad-free. The app description explicitly states there are no ads, no analytics, and no tracking, ensuring an uninterrupted experience.
How much does Beadfall cost?
Beadfall is a paid application, priced at $2.99. Once purchased, the entire toy is yours with no additional in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Can I play Beadfall offline?
Yes, Beadfall is entirely standalone and has no network code. It functions perfectly offline, with no internet connection required for use.
What devices does Beadfall support?
Beadfall is designed for smartwatches and also has an iPhone companion app. It leverages the watch's motion sensor for its physics simulation.
Is Beadfall suitable for children?
Beadfall has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is generally considered safe and appropriate for young children. Its simple mechanics and lack of complex features make it accessible.
How often is Beadfall updated?
The latest version of Beadfall is 1.0.1, which was last updated on October 7, 2026. This suggests a commitment to maintaining and potentially improving the application.
What makes Beadfall different from other fidget apps?
Beadfall stands out by using real physics simulation driven by your watch's actual motion sensor, rather than animations. It also offers a completely distraction-free experience with no goals, scores, or notifications.
