One day I was scrolling through YouTube and Instagram and noticed that simple ball bouncing and physics simulation videos were getting millions of views. The niche seemed much bigger than most people realize, and I kept seeing the same types of videos over and over again. Since I have 8 years of experience in game development, I knew I could build these kinds of simulations myself. I started experimenting and launched a YouTube channel to test the idea. To my surprise, the channel reached 1,000 subscribers within the first month, and my videos started gaining traction. Later, I expanded to Instagram and other platforms, where some of the content reached millions of views. As I spent more time creating these simulations, I realized that the existing tools were either too complicated or not built specifically for this type of content. That's what inspired me to build funcirclegames.com- a platform that lets creators generate physics-based bouncng ball simulations directly in their browser without needing game development skills. I'm excited to finally share it and see what creators build with it! 🚀

BallEngine.app

Create Viral Ball Simulations Without Coding on your browser

Create Viral Ball Simulations Without Coding on your browser