
Ripple: Sensory Spaces
Calm and focus you can touch
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About
Ripple is a calm sensory surface that answers when you touch it. Tap, and a wave spreads outward through a grid of cells - lighting each one as it passes, fading as it reaches the edge.
Open it, and it responds. No score, no streak, and no timer running somewhere measuring how long you managed. It asks nothing back.
TWELVE SURFACES, FOUR WAYS IN
Ripple's experiences are grouped by how you arrive rather than by what they are called.
Ease In - for when you're flat, foggy, or not quite started.
Settle - for when you're alright and want to stay there.
Breathe - for when things are climbing.
Ease Out - for when everything needs to slow down.
Each surface is a finished thing with its own grid, pace and colours. Shimmer is light scattered across water. Meadow is light through long grass. Still is slow water with no edges.
START WHERE YOU ARE
If choosing is already too much, four Quick Starts choose for you. Tired. Overwhelmed. Calm. Worried. Tap one and you're in.
SILENT BY DEFAULT
Ripple makes no sound at all. It works on a bus, in a meeting, in a classroom, at three in the morning. Nothing to mute, and nothing to explain to the person next to you. A light haptic answers each ripple you make, so it still feels like something happened.
LEAVE IT RUNNING
Autoplay keeps the surface moving with nobody touching it - for a shared iPad, a quiet corner, or just to watch.
FOR THE GROWN-UPS
Two optional controls, both off by default, both needing Face ID or a passcode to change. "Ask before leaving" keeps a child in the experience you handed them instead of back on the home screen. "Ask before buying" means nothing can be purchased without you. Neither ever locks anyone in: if the device has no passcode, both open rather than trap.
GENTLE BY DESIGN
The light stays even and the movement stays slow. Ripple follows the accessibility settings you have already set on your device - turn on Reduce Motion or Dim Flashing Lights in Settings > Accessibility, and it adjusts without being asked. Every palette is contrast-checked, and nothing relies on colour alone. Dynamic Type is supported throughout, up to the largest sizes, with a full light and dark appearance. The ripple surface works with VoiceOver: double-tap to send a ripple, or activate it for direct touch and draw freely.
ANY SCREEN
On iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo, Ripple fills the window it is given. Rotate, fold or unfold, and the surface keeps its place, ripples and all.
NO ACCOUNT
Ripple works with aeroplane mode on. There is no account, so nothing to sign up for and no name or email to give. It measures a little about how the app is used - never anything you draw, never your precise location, and never to advertise to you. Settings has the full list in plain English.
WHAT'S FREE
Bloom, Flow, Blush and Still are free - one from each of the four groups, chosen because they are good, not because they are samples. A single one-time unlock opens the other eight. It is a purchase, not a subscription, and it works with Family Sharing.
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What's New in Ripple
1.1
October 29, 2026
Ripple now moves with you. Turn your iPhone or iPad, resize its window on iPad, or fold and unfold iPhone Duo, and the surface stays exactly where it was, ripples still spreading. Hush has a new ripple. It now spreads four ways instead of eight, for a calmer, more contained ring. Voice Control now works throughout Ripple.
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