A falling-block game built as a gift for Jamie — match four blooms to clear a row.
Jamie's Garden is a falling-block puzzle where flower blocks drop into a bed and you rotate and place them to line up matches — clear a row of blooms and the garden grows. It was built as a gift: a small, complete game made for one person, that anyone can play.
It installs like a real app. As a PWA it adds to the home screen and opens full-screen with no browser chrome, so it behaves like something you downloaded rather than a web page you visited.
[operator to refine] — Story seeded from the apps roster card (falling-block game, gift for Jamie, match-four-to-clear, installable PWA). Zone A prose is operator-authored per app; this draft states only what that source records.
Jamie's Garden is a self-contained browser PWA — the whole thing lives in one folder in the public repo.
Open the full repo folder →Jamie's Garden runs in the browser with no install — or add it to your home screen and it opens like any app. Open it here in a right-sized window, or launch it in a full tab.
The Play button opens the game in a right-sized, sandboxed window (520×860 — sized portrait for the falling-block board, clamped to your viewport), lazy-loaded on first open; "Open in a full tab" runs it full-screen, where the install-to-home-screen prompt is available. Both read /apps/jamies-garden/ from the manifest.