
Your game's Studio
Plays, likes, saves and remixes at a glance. Keep building in chat: say what should change and get a new version.

TikTok for games · on iPhone
Zapp is a feed of games anyone made by describing them. Swipe, tap, you're playing. Then say what you want to play next, and Zapp builds it in minutes.




How it works

Say what you want to play. Any genre, 2D or 3D. Add a sketch or a photo of your character if you like.


Zapp writes the code, makes the art, has a bot playtest it and fixes what breaks, then records a preview.


Your draft is private and playable right away. Publish it and it joins the feed for everyone to swipe into.

The feed
No installs, no menus, no waiting. The next game is already loaded behind the one you're looking at.
Swipe to the next game, like any feed.
Tap Play and it starts in about a fifth of a second.
Like, save, share and remix the ones you love.




Creating
Puzzles, platformers, racers, shooters, tower defense, a board game for two. Describe it the way you'd tell a friend. Zapp picks a 2D or 3D builder for the idea, and you get a private, playable draft.
Your artUp to four images: characters, places, a sketch.
2D or 3DQuick and juicy, or worlds with cameras and light.
Plays on a phoneFixed sticks and buttons, made for thumbs, with haptics on every hit.Studio and remix
Every game has a Studio: chat to change it, drag its knobs, swap its art, roll back to any version.

Plays, likes, saves and remixes at a glance. Keep building in chat: say what should change and get a new version.


Starting moves, gravity, spawn rates: drag to taste. Saving makes a new version in seconds, no rebuild.


“But underwater.” “Make it 3D.” Add your twist to a game you love; the remix is yours, credited to the original.

Play together
Games can be made for two players on one screen, or open a room your friends join from their own phones.



Made on Zapp
A feed of short games, like a For You page where every post is playable. Swipe to the next one, tap Play and it starts in a moment. Every game on Zapp was made by someone typing what they wanted to play.
No. You describe the game in a sentence, add pictures if you like, and Zapp's builder writes the code, draws the art and playtests it. To change something, you say what should change.
A few minutes for a playable draft. You can watch each step: writing the game, making the art, playtesting it and recording the preview for the feed.
Downloading Zapp and playing every game in the feed is free. Making and editing games uses credits, and the app shows what a build costs before you start it.
Only you, until you publish. Drafts stay private; a published game passes Zapp's checks before it appears in the feed, and you can take it out again any time.
Yes. Some games are for two players on one phone, others open a room: friends join with a link or a five-letter code from their own phones. You can also send a beat-my-score link.
Zapp is an iPhone app. Links to games and creators open on any device, and straight in the app when you have it.