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Medusarium
Build a jellyfish one slider at a time, then tuck it into the tank.
- Ten real species to start from
- Your jellies stay in this browser
- Share one with a link
Yuna

In the browser
Build a jellyfish one slider at a time, then tuck it into the tank.
Every number is bell-relative, so a jelly you make can go into any water at any size.
Fig. 1Click one to load it back into the studio. Hover or focus it to find the release button.
Ten real ones and five visitors. Tap a real one and it swims into the studio, ready for a witch hat.
Real species, drawn from life.
Tap one and it swims over to the tank. They live in Rocuronium (opens in a new tab), an app that lets an AI use your Mac without ever taking your cursor.
Fig. 2This is Rocuronium's own Swift renderer, ported line for line. In the tank you can switch what they are doing: idle, thinking, acting, or needing you. Touch the studio and they swim home.
One contraction curve drives everything. The first 26% of a beat is a fast squeeze, a cubic ease. The rest is a slow refill with a little overshoot.
The tentacles are never steered. Each point remembers where the bell was a moment ago, so they lag and trail on their own. Their sway scales with the bell's width, so a skinny jelly's strands hang under it instead of flailing.
The oral arms wave on a separate clock. Glows are radial gradients, never a blur. In dark water they add light. In the lagoon they tint.
The count is read off the studio's own controls, so a new hat makes it bigger by itself. There are also 11 color pickers and 21 smooth sliders.
Nothing you make here leaves your browser.
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