MiniFlare - Small Theater app analytics for January 23

Sometimes, you just want to have some relaxing and effortless entertainment during the three minutes waiting for your meal or the twenty seconds in the elevator. MiniFlare is designed for such fragmented time - clicking on it leads to the plot, no build-up, no nonsense, and no "last episode review". The plot is like a match, igniting at the slightest touch and shining in an instant. The short plays here don't pretend to be profound. Some are overly dramatic office romances, some are magical yet down-to-earth parallel worlds, and there are those that you can't stop watching after five seconds and start to doubt your life after ten seconds. Each episode lasts only a few dozen seconds, just right to squeeze a "spiritual snack" into the crevices of life. One thing MiniFlare does is very simple: Make short dramas extremely lightweight, without disturbing or pestering you. You can leave right after watching If you want to keep scrolling, it will accompany you. If you want to click on any episode at random, it won't put any pressure on you. If you imagine life as a dull grey negative, then MiniFlare is like that little spark that pops up occasionally - brightening up a bit, warming up a bit, making you feel that the day isn't so bad after all.