Aquarium
Fish, jellyfish, octopuses, seahorses and an eel, over sand and kelp with the light coming down in shafts. Things swim, hunt and drift about on their own.
Watch the reefHave a look
Habitats
These are real: every animal in them was paid for with recorded time. Open one and it will be moving. No account, no sign-up, nothing to install.
Meadow
Deer, rabbits, beetles and birds across open grass, with oaks, pines, boulders and wildflowers. Rabbits bolt and freeze; foxes take an interest in them.
Watch the meadowWhat you are looking at
Every one of those animals cost toil, and toil only comes from time somebody recorded. Nothing in either habitat was placed there for the photograph. Both are shared read-only, which is the same link anyone can hand out for their own, and they update as things arrive and get moved about.
You start with one habitat and can arrange it how you like. More unlock from the toil you earn, which is what makes a second one worth having rather than simply available. Left running on a spare screen, a habitat is a decent thing to have in the corner of a room.
These are ours. There are more, shown by the people who made them.
Start one
It is free, and the first habitat comes with the account. Connect something that already counts your time and it begins filling itself.
Open the app