Loving It

One action at the center

Loving It—「愛了嗎」—is built around one large button. Pressing it sends a positive pulse to the shared wall. Before tapping, a visitor can choose the feeling attached to that pulse: a heart, sparkling heart, sparkle, paw print, or star.

The interaction deliberately asks for less than a conventional social post. There is no caption field on the main screen and no pressure to produce something polished. A single tap is enough to say that something felt good, meaningful, delightful, or simply worth acknowledging.

A shared live rhythm

Recent Pulses displays the latest activity as a live feed, turning isolated taps into a visible collective rhythm. Standings provides a second view of participation, while Profile gives returning visitors a place to see their own relationship with the experience. The entire interface is shaped like a compact mobile app and adapts to light or dark system themes.

A built-in share action lets visitors invite someone else into the wall. The product’s public description emphasizes anonymous participation, keeping the focus on the positive signal rather than the identity or reach of the person sending it.

What the project explores

Most social products begin with content creation: write, photograph, edit, publish. Loving It asks whether a meaningful shared space can begin with a much smaller gesture. The limited emoji vocabulary adds just enough expression to make pulses feel different without turning the interaction back into work.

It is a playful experiment, not a measurement of wellbeing or popularity. Its purpose is to make appreciation easy and to visualize the accumulated effect of many tiny positive actions.