BallTok
Viral bouncing-ball videos in five minutes.
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Simulation modes
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1080×1920 exports
Creators pick a mode — classic, destruction, collision, accumulation or spiral — tune colours, sizes and sound, and BallTok renders a 9:16, 60 fps video ready to post. A deterministic engine makes every render reproducible, and a server-side renderer produces the final MP4.
The problem
- Satisfying physics videos are a proven short-form format, but producing them means writing code or wrestling with After Effects.
The Tellter answer
- A browser editor on a deterministic physics engine, with server-side rendering for clean 1080×1920 exports.
Pick a mode
Each mode has a calibrated climax so the video peaks inside the clip.
Tune the look and sound
Colours, sizes and audio, previewed live in the browser.
Export and post
The renderer produces a vertical HD MP4 in the background.
Five simulation modes
Classic, destruction, collision, accumulation, spiral.
Full customisation
Ball and line colours, sizes, obstacle presets, emoji balls.
Sound on every bounce
Library sounds, uploads, and melodies synced to impacts.
HD 60 fps export
1080×1920 MP4, faststart, ready for TikTok, Shorts and Reels.
Account-gated exports
Sign in to render; free previews for everyone.
Server-side rendering
Headless renders with ffmpeg, stored on Cloudflare R2.
Freemium: free previews, paid HD exports.
Tellter holds 100% of the equity and the product generates $4K in annual recurring revenue.
2026
Launched at balltok.app
Jul 2026
Fifty-video marketing batch rendered from the engine
