Just Skedaddling is a piece of generative art made of hundreds of small particles that drift, gather and scatter on their own. It is built around one gentle rule: the less you interact with it, the calmer it becomes. Leave the tab alone and the particles settle into slow, quiet motion; sweep your cursor through them and they scatter, then slowly regroup.
There is nothing to win and nothing to do. It belongs to a long tradition of ambient, screen-based art meant to be glanced at rather than operated — a small moving picture that rewards patience instead of clicks, and the opposite of an attention-grabbing interface.
To use it, open it in a background tab and let it sit, or disturb it and then leave it be and watch it find its calm again.
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