Create a dynamic, interactive garden of light and sound with intuitive touch controls. Experience a calming, generative visual and auditory landscape that evolves and dissolves over time, offering a unique, goal-free experience.
1.1
July 10, 2026
What's New in 1.1 — Moods Change the garden's soul. Tap the new ◐ button to choose from seven Moods — each pairing its own musical scale with its own palette of light: • Original — the classic neon garden • Bright — soft pastels, shimmering Lydian • Somber — embers and deep browns, brooding Locrian • Dream — lavender and seafoam, wistful Dorian • Dawn — golden ambers and rose, warm Mixolydian • Abyss — bioluminescent deep-ocean blues, Phrygian • Voltage — acid green and ultraviolet, electric harmonic minor Your chosen mood is remembered next time you return. Existing gardens gently dissolve into each new mood — nothing is lost, only transformed.
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Hyperbloom is a living garden of light and sound that grows and evolves with your touch. It offers a goal-free, interactive experience designed for relaxation and focus.
No, Hyperbloom is ad-free. The app explicitly states 'No ads' and is designed to provide an uninterrupted experience.
Hyperbloom is built natively for iPhone, ensuring a smooth and optimized experience on Apple's mobile devices.
Hyperbloom is a paid application, available for $1.99. This one-time purchase grants access to the full interactive garden experience.
Yes, Hyperbloom has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for younger users and families looking for a calming interactive experience.
The latest version is 1.1, with the last update on July 10, 2026. This indicates regular maintenance and potential improvements to the application.
Hyperbloom is designed to be a transient experience; the garden quietly dissolves over time. There are no features for saving or permanent storage of gardens.
No, Hyperbloom prioritizes user privacy and explicitly states 'No data collected.' This means your interactions within the app are not tracked or stored.
