App Store games and fun, part of WispOS
Play something new.
Or make your own.
Games and fun apps from people who keep making them better, built into WispOS. Get one and it runs right beside your conversation with Wisper, in a sandbox of its own. Some apps teach her new tricks, like answering with a card for every restaurant nearby.
How it works get, open, ask
Pick them like apps.
Use them with Wisper.
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Browse
Open it from the sidebar.
More → App Store. Today, Games, Apps, Agents and Search, with real screenshots of every app on a desktop and on a phone.
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Get
One click, checked first.
WispOS checks the package before it opens it, then shows you the install sheet: who made it, its size, what it may ask for and what it collects.
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Use
It runs inside WispOS.
Installed apps sit on the Apps page and open beside your conversation, full screen if you like. Ask Wisper to open one and she does.
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Talk
Some apps teach Wisper new cards.
Places answers "where should I eat?" with a card per spot. Lists keeps a live list in her chat. Agents answer the questions they know. And some come on a schedule you pick: Morning Review posts your day in her chat.
The shelf in the store now
Games first. Then the fun stuff.
A few of what's in the store, each one package WispOS installs, with more coming.
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Lantern Trail GameSteer a lantern through the dark and gather every spark.
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Merge Drift GameSlide and merge drifting lights until one reaches 2048.
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Night Match GameFlip the cards and match the constellations.
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Glint GameSwap cut gems into lines of three and set off cascades.
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Starbreak GameBounce a comet into a wall of stars. Three lives.
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Places AppRestaurants and spots as cards in Wisper's chat, with directions.
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Lists AppGrocery lists and reminders, right in Wisper's chat.
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Basket AppYour shopping list, with this week's best price for everything.
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Morning Review AppWisper's 7:30 review as one card: the weather first, then your day.
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News AppToday's world news as a newspaper, whenever you open it.
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Focus Timer AppFocus blocks and short breaks, with a nudge when each one ends.
House rules what every app agrees to
Anyone's app.
Your computer.
Every app is checked for quality and for anything malicious before it's listed. The listing names who made it.
Each app gets its own space and its own storage. It can't see your files, your projects, Wisper's memory or other apps.
An app carries everything it runs. It reaches the internet only at addresses it declared, and only with the network permission.
Notifications, location, your calendar: each permission says why, and WispOS asks the first time the app needs it, not at install.
Every listing has a privacy label and an age rating. "Data Not Collected" means the app declared it collects nothing.
Uninstall from the Apps page and the app and everything it stored go with it.
For makers vibe-coded is welcome
Built it with any AI? Bring it to the store.
A game you dreamed up, an app for your friends, a tool that puts a card in Wisper's chat. Build it with whatever AI you like: WispOS carries the building guide, so any AI can make it the right shape, and it's one plain .wapp file that isn't tied to the AI that built it. Games from Unity, Unreal and Godot come in too. Send it in, we review it, and when it passes it's listed for everyone using WispOS.
Already on another store? Send us your app and we'll port it to WispOS, or turn it into a .wapp yourself.
FAQ the App Store
Questions.
Where do I find it?
In WispOS: More → App Store in the sidebar. Apps you've installed are on the Apps page.
Do apps cost money?
Every app in the store today is free to get. Some offer in-app purchases, like Merge Drift's 10 Undos or Night Match's Aurora Deck: WispOS shows its own purchase sheet and asks for Touch ID or your password. Selling inside apps is where WispOS is going: real payments are being built now and open with paid apps. Agents have no purchases.
Can an app come to me on a schedule?
Yes, if it offers a routine. You pick the time and the days, never the app: Morning Review posts your day as a card in Wisper's chat, News opens today's paper. It lands in her chat, so your phone gets it too. Change or stop it on the Apps page; uninstalling the app stops it.
What can an app see?
Its own files and its own storage. Not your projects, not Wisper's memory of you, not other apps. Anything more, like notifications or your calendar, it has to ask for, and it says why.
Can Wisper use my apps?
She can open any app you've installed when you ask ("let's play Starbreak"). Apps that add chat cards let her answer with them, and an agent from the store answers the questions on its card when you ask her.
My app is already on another store. Can it come?
Yes. Send it to us and we'll port it to WispOS, or turn it into a .wapp yourself with the building guide. Either way it's reviewed like every app.
Who can put an app in the store?
Anyone: one maker, a few friends, a small studio. You send it in, we check it for quality and for anything malicious, and only the ones that pass are listed. Here's how to submit one.
What can I build?
A game, a tool or an agent, made with Wisper, with whatever AI you like, or by hand. Games and tools are web apps (HTML, JavaScript and CSS) packaged with their help pages and store listing, and games made in Unity, Unreal, Godot and other engines come in after conversion to a web build. An agent is a set of instructions and the files it answers from. The building guide has the details.
How is this different from GPTs, Claude artifacts and Gemini Gems?
Those stay inside one company's chat. The WispOS store lists plain .wapp files that any AI can make. They install on your computer, open beside Wisper, and nothing about them depends on which AI built them.
Can I build with Claude, Codex or Cursor?
Yes, and with any other coding tool. WispOS carries a building guide that any of them can follow, and wispos --pack-app checks what they make against the rules the store uses. Here's the guide.
Where is the building guide?
Inside WispOS, so it always matches the WispOS that will run what you build. Wisper reads it when you ask her to make something. Print it for any other AI with wispos --app-guide.
Am I locked in to the AI I built with?
No. A .wapp holds your files and a manifest, with nothing in it that names or needs the AI that made it. Use a different AI for the next version, raise the build number and send the update.
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