Folklore.org vs Metaballs Mobile

Folklore is an application devoted to friendly jokes and stories about anything and anyone involved into making the original computers happen. It captures and presents sets of related stories that describe interesting events from multiple perspectives, allowing groups of people to recount their shared history in the form of interlinked memories. Folklore uses lots of relatively short anecdotes rather than a longer, monolithic narrative because anecdotes are inherently modular and extensible, so the story can be elaborated indefinitely by multiple authors, without compromising their individual voices. Interlinked anecdotes also leverage the definitive characteristic of the web, the link, to form little webs of their own, and be stitched into the greater tapestry of the web itself, in a fashion that's not possible on the printed page.

Sculpt, squash, and stretch gooey 3D shapes with your fingers. Merge shapes and colors. And when you've composed a creation you love, you can export to the USDZ format for sharing your 3D model with others. (As well as STL files for 3D printing!) From the creators of Metaballs: Spatial, on Apple Vision Pro.