Out nowMina is an overworked designer. Leo is a physical therapist with a chaotic diet. In a cozy harbor city, a green squirrel named Besli helps them both, right from their phones.
Mina's fourth takeout night. Leo's burger-and-protein-bar dinner. Across town, at the very same second, they both tap Get.
AI-generated animation. Characters and story are fictional; the app features are real.
Each episode is one small problem, one small fix. The pilot is out now; the next episodes are on the way.
Out now
Coming soonStill at work at 8:09, Mina is about to order takeout again — until Besli finds dinner in her own fridge.
Coming soonLeo snaps his Big Bun tray and gets the real calories and protein. Waffles steals a fry.
Coming soonLeo crushes leg day, then two donuts at the clinic — and his protein ring is only half full.
Coming soonJuggling a laptop, a bag and a coffee, Mina logs her latte and muffin by voice in three seconds.
Coming soonCold pasta at her desk. Mina types it in, and Besly lines up a lighter dinner.
Coming soonMina designs a half-marathon poster past midnight. The final version says: "Run for something."
Short episodes. Every one picks up where the last one ended.
Mina and Leo live across town from each other and haven't met yet. Besli lives in their phones. Gus runs the corner shop. Waffles is Leo's corgi, and a thief.
Log meals by voice or photo, talk to a coach that remembers you, and cook with a live chef. Everything in the series is a real feature of the app.