Sparrowtap

A yard tap, a tangle of rusty troughs under it, and sparrows waiting at the dishes below. The water comes down on its own. You flip the gates, and each stream goes left or right depending on how the gate stood when it arrived. Get it to a dish with a sparrow at it and that is a drop in your count. Miss and it soaks into the ground. - 60 rounds across five chapters: a plain yard, rusty gates that need two taps, leaves that block a branch until you brush them off, pressure surges that double the speed for four seconds, and a leaking branch that spills the second stream in a row - so you learn to alternate - Every round is proven reachable: no fork ever gives you less than 260 milliseconds, the first chapter never less than 450, and the game never asks for two taps at the same instant - Proven to need thought: a bot that always flips the nearest gate fails at least two rounds per chapter - No lives. A round ends on the clock, not on your mistakes - Tight Gates, a remix of all 60 rounds with a measured allowance of flips per round, unlocked after 36 - A daily round seeded from the date, with a streak to keep - 24 water traces to collect, each one the path your best streak took - Stars for a clean round and for a streak of twelve - Open Yard, an endless run where the speed stops rising and the branches keep coming A slow first round is available in settings if you want it gentler. No account. No internet. No ads. No analytics. No in-app purchases. No permissions. Progress stays on your device.