A tiny slime that lives on your Windows desktop.
Jellypal is a desktop pet that drips jelly while it hangs out on your screen. Spend it on new species, hybrids and accessories. That one on the right is the real sprite — go on, boop it.
First run? Windows may warn — More info → Run anyway. It's a plain local app.
browser preview — same sprite and behavior as the app.
boop it or pick it up — jelly drips in on its own (real pace: every 5 min).
boop it or pick it up — jelly drips in on its own (real pace: every 5 min).
the tiny loop
You chill. It drips.
Out pops jelly.
The gameplay loop is: nothing. Jellypal earns while it lives on your desktop — the counter above is already filling on its own.
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it hangs out
naps on your windows, wanders, minds its own
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+3 jelly every 5 min
just for being open · lucky drops pay +30
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jelly = new friends
pull species, breed hybrids, dress them up
meet the pals
62 species, four rarities, one hybrid engine.
each one moves, eats and acts differently
optional shortcut
Jelly, for the impatient collector.
Everything is earnable free — jelly drips in every few minutes just for having Jellypal around. Packs skip the wait: pay once on Gumroad and you get a license key on the spot — paste it in the app (settings → REDEEM CODE) and the jelly lands.
in the app: settings → MY ID → tap to copy
One-time purchase, not a subscription. After checkout Gumroad shows a
license key (and emails it to you) — in the app: settings → REDEEM CODE → paste it, and the jelly lands.
Pulls cost 50 jelly · breeds cost 20 · premium accessories 800–1400 — and every drop is earnable free while it runs.
quiet by design
Small, local, verifiable.
Tiny by design
1.7 MB installer · 2.1 MB zip. It sips CPU and sleeps when you do —
built for small laptops.
Zero permissions, period
Jellypal reads no keys, no screens, no other apps — it asks
macOS and Windows for nothing. The only network call is redeeming a jelly code.
No account, no ads, no tracking.
Why does Windows warn?
Jellypal isn't code-signed (a certificate costs ~$300/yr — hard to justify
for a $3 slime). Choose More info → Run anyway, and only download from
jellypal.fun.
Mac says "damaged"?
It isn't — Apple Silicon blocks unsigned browser downloads.
The Terminal install command above never trips it. If the dmg itself won't open,
clear its quarantine once:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/Jellypal_*.dmg
— then mount it and run the Fix-Jellypal.command inside. If the app is the one
called damaged: xattr -cr /Applications/Jellypal.appMac, the easy way
Install through the itch app (itch.io/app → search
Jellypal) and macOS never warns — no quarantine, no Terminal, and zero permission
prompts: Jellypal needs none.
Verify your download
SHA-256, checkable with
certutil -hashfile:setup.exe e0c4dd32855a2d28dff7f7faed6e778813d6aeb4ff449106cc4f9be9abdee563win.zip cc705a5af7075ca98add3f23be84b201a933342cb49f75d8e7522a6ef0c5d880mac.dmg c2dee372e3c2c4effbbfdf3e19b1e7a428c59000700d4e9361554e4eee279a50mac.tgz 075c717b1980fe8a72587acb09aa04629a7deb55c0728c786337443ac35d889fbefore you ask
Quick questions
Windows says "unrecognized app"?
Normal for a small unsigned app — choose More info → Run anyway. Jellypal is a plain local app. No ads, no tracking, no account.
Installer or zip?
The installer puts it in C:\Jellypal and bundles WebView2. The zip runs from anywhere but needs Edge WebView2 already installed (most Windows 11 PCs have it).
Will it slow my laptop?
It's a ~2 MB app built for small machines — it sips CPU and sleeps when you do.
Does it watch what I do?
No. It reads no keys, no screens, no windows — macOS and Windows will never even ask for a permission. Jelly drips on a timer.
Does it need internet?
Only when you redeem a jelly code. Everything else runs fully offline.
How do I uninstall?
Installer: remove it from Windows Settings → Apps. Zip: delete the folder. Your save lives in the app's data folder and goes with it.
Mac version?
Out now for Apple Silicon — the dmg above or the itch app. Intel Macs aren't supported yet.
Ready for a ranch of your own?
Free to start · 1.7 MB · no account, no ads, no tracking.
If Windows says "unrecognized app", choose More info → Run anyway — that's normal for a small unsigned app.
Mac, zero warnings: paste this in Terminal —
— if the dmg won't open ("damaged"), run
If Windows says "unrecognized app", choose More info → Run anyway — that's normal for a small unsigned app.
Mac, zero warnings: paste this in Terminal —
curl -L https://jellypal.fun/dl/jellypal-0.3.1-mac.tar.gz | tar xz -C /Applications && open /Applications/Jellypal.app— if the dmg won't open ("damaged"), run
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/Jellypal_*.dmg first, then open the Fix-Jellypal.command inside it. It's not damaged — it's unsigned.