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The Big Fat Fish is hungry. Tap Feed and she grabs a bowl of rice, and the counter at the top keeps track of how many bowls she's had. Tap, lift, toss Tap her and you get one of five reactions: a cheerful wave, a shy surprise, a little pout, a happy jump, or giggling like you tickled her. Drag her and she dangles in the air, swinging her legs. Flick hard and she flies off, bounces off the edge of the screen and slides along the floor before stopping. Tap the pin when you'd rather she stayed put in the middle. Seven ways to eat Plain rice, tokens, a mouthful of snacks, getting caught sneaking snacks, an ice cream that melts halfway, candied haws, and a long think about what to eat. Each feeding picks one. She doesn't just stand there When idle she looks around, hums, and mutters at the screen. Every so often she puts on a little show: a maid dance, card tricks, a pigeon out of thin air, a Rubik's cube, petting a cat, a swing, a balloon. There are more than forty, and one of them summons an entire blue whale. Leave her alone for two minutes and she rubs her eyes and dozes off. Wake her and she mumbles something about whether dinner's ready. On Mac, she lives on your desktop The Mac version doesn't sit in a window. She stands right above the Dock, in front of every window, and the empty space around her never blocks your clicks. While you work, she's in the corner of the screen. Drag her to the edge of the screen and she clings to it; let go and she drops back onto the Dock. Right-click to feed her, put her to sleep or change her size. The fish icon in the menu bar shows or hides her, and she can start at login. It's one app for iPhone and Mac. Download once, use it on both. About her The Big Fat Fish is a fan-made whale girl from the Chinese internet, not an official DeepSeek character. The original design "Mingyue" is by @上善无形, the maid version by @ZipZipPipe, and the animations come from the open-source project dsh-pet. Full credits are on the About page in the app. Good to know · No account needed, and it works offline · The Mac version has no Dock icon; look for the little fish in the menu bar Feed her on time. Once she's full, she goes off to put on a show.