That was surprisingly therapeutic. If those chinese balls can be sold for $5 that serve the same "pain", then maybe Patio11's suggestion that someone should sti

That was surprisingly therapeutic. If those chinese balls can be sold for $5 that serve the same "pain", then maybe Patio11's suggestion that someone should stick this in the app store has some weight. Either way, if it doesn't require too much coding, and I have honestly no idea of how much coding it does or does not require, since i'm not a coder, but i'm assuming it's not that much work to pick up a HTML5 framework and run with it. Better still. If it can't be charged for, it's a sure way of generating interest and creating a crowd or audience of a group of people that clearly like something like this, which should open up ideas for associated revenue streams with this serving as a hook. If i was a coder, i'd suddenly give it a shot, even if it was only for my own learning and experimentation. The reasons, at least for me, to give it a shot would far outweigh the reasons not to.