Blapples / SekaiPop

SekaiPop 
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> ⚠️ **Warning: this is a passion project, and it is heavily vibe-coded.**
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> I designed and directed SekaiPop myself: the visuals, the UI, how everything should animate and how everything should behave. Claude wrote most of the code to make that possible, so expect rough edges and bugs.
 Clock, weather, calendar, to-do, palette, user card, sticky notes, lyrics and custom images. Every widget is draggable, resizable and optional. 
 Quick Panel: the control center is a phone 
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mic, speaker, brightness, night light, easy effects and notifications sit on a 2.5D phone that bounces up from the bottom of the screen. A new notification makes it rise just far enough to show it.
 Settings: flip the phone sideways 
Settings opens by rotating the Quick Panel phone into landscape. Six pages: Quick, General, Bar, Desktop, Hyprland and About / Update. Shown here in the Monochrome theme.
 Sekai Pad: the equalizer is a handheld console 
A 10-band EQ (EasyEffects) with a D-pad for picking a band, face buttons for save, undo and auto, and preset cartridges you slot in at the top.
 Edit Desktop: rearrange it like a scrapbook 
Press Super + Shift + E . Left click adds or edits, right click removes, drag moves. Widgets, bar, dock, views, themes and presets all live here.
Most shells pick one look and theme it. SekaiPop starts from a single design language, applies it to everything, and adds a few ideas of its own.
 One block, everywhere Every pill, key, card and popup is an outline, a thin cream ring, a fill and a hard shadow straight down, like a keycap that sinks when you press it. Nothing looks bolted on. 
 The shell is a phone The Quick Panel, Settings and the app launcher are phones. Settings is the same phone rotating into landscape. Things pop up when they turn on and get swallowed when they turn off, instead of fading. 
 Sekai Pad An equalizer designed as hardware: a D-pad, face buttons, a screen with the live curve, and preset cartridges. 
 Edit Desktop A full-screen layout editor built from the same blocks, with tabs for Widgets, Bar, Dock, Views, Theme and Presets. 
 Presets that survive updates Wearing an old preset doesn't drag in widgets that were added later. Lockscreen style, folder paths and other machine-specific choices are left alone. Wore the wrong one, or deleted one? There's an Undo for both. 
 Themes with personality Six character-unit themes (Virtual Singer, Leo/need, MORE MORE JUMP!, Vivid BAD SQUAD, Wonderlands×Showtime, Nightcord at 25:00), Monochrome, Wallpaper (matugen) and a Custom palette, each in Light, Dark and Darker. They reach window borders, GTK, Qt and KDE colours, the terminal and a Vencord (Discord) theme. 
 Shader wallpaper transitions Ring, Iris, Star (it spins), Blocks, Flash, Fade and Random. The bands cover the whole desktop, then reveal the new wallpaper, in your theme's colours. The same tr