MONNOM vs Fruit Catch

MONNOM: Hand Gesture Drawing & Creative Play MONNOM turns your room into an interactive art studio. By using natural hand gestures instead of touching the screen, children and families can draw in mid-air, explore colors, and build spatial motor skills through active physical movement. Core Features Gesture-Based Free Draw: Paint in thin air using natural hand movements. Pinch, sketch, and shape ideas without touching the screen. Active Movement & Spatial Play: Walk around your artwork. Place and scale patterns in your physical room to encourage spatial awareness and motor coordination. Real-World Color Match: Point your camera at everyday objects to bring real-world colors straight into your palette. Custom Pattern Toolkit: Capture real-world textures with instant background removal to create reusable custom brushes. Draw & Design Custom Patterns: Don't just snap photos—draw your own unique patterns from scratch and use them to build layered compositions. Shared Canvas: Collaborate and draw together with family and friends in real time. Creative Challenges & Game Modes: Build focus and reflexes with active mini-games like Pattern Rain and daily drawing quests. Face Paint: Transform portraits into playful, interactive art using responsive digital brushes. Designed for Safety & Privacy On-Device Vision Processing: Hand tracking is processed entirely in real time on your device. Camera feeds are never recorded, streamed, or stored. Safe Creative Space: A secure, child-friendly environment free from intrusive tracking and ad interruptions. About the Creators MONNOM is designed by İpek Kay (Concept, Research & Art Direction) and developed by Ufuk Aydın (UI/UX Design & Development)

Fruit Catch is played with your hand in the air, not with your thumbs on the glass. Hold your phone up, show your open hand, and the game finds it. Move your hand over a piece of fruit and close your fist to grab it. Miss, and it falls past you. Grab a chilli or a bomb and the run ends early. Two ways to play. Timed gives you a clock and asks how much you can pull out of the air before it runs out. Endless takes the clock away and gives you three lives instead, then gets faster and meaner the longer you survive. Three difficulties. Chill is slow enough to learn on. Normal is the real game. Frenzy fills the screen. Chain grabs without a miss and the combo multiplier climbs, so a clean streak is worth far more than the same fruit caught one at a time. Ice freezes the field for a moment, the star doubles your points, and the heart gives back a life you lost. Everything that sees you runs on your device. The hand tracking happens inside the phone, in real time, and no image, video or frame is ever recorded, stored or uploaded. The camera only runs while you are playing. The game is free and shows ads; a short ad on the result screen can also buy you a second wind. No account, no sign-up. The game plays offline; ads need a connection. Your best score stays on your phone. You need a front camera and a bit of light. A plain background and some space to move your arm help the tracking find you.