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FleaWinder™

A tiny animated circus that lives above your taskbar

Your typing, mouse movement, and clicks power a miniature circus sitting right above your taskbar. Acrobats swing, cannons fire, and the crowd goes wild—all driven by your everyday computer use.

Free for Windows, macOS & iOSThe optional paid license removes the reminder popup and supports an independent creator.

Seven Live Acts

Tightrope Walker

A daring flea wobbles across the high wire, jolted by every keystroke.

Trapeze Artist

Pendulum physics power death-defying leaps between swinging bars.

Cannon Show

Every mouse click loads and fires the cannon. BANG!

Strongflea

Each keystroke pumps the barbell higher. How high can you go?

Unicycle Rider

Speed and lean respond to your mouse energy in real time.

Juggling Flea

Three balls arc through the air in a mesmerizing cascade powered by your activity.

Fire Breather

A stream of flame erupts with every click—the more energy, the longer the blast.

Unlock the Full Show

Get access to all acts, features, and premium flea performers. Remove the reminder popup, support an independent creator, and enjoy the complete circus experience across all your devices.

One-time purchase. Not a subscription.

How It Works

Turn your workday into a show. FleaWinder™ sits as a transparent strip above your taskbar and turns your typing, clicking, and mouse movement into energy that drives the circus animations.

More activity means more chaos—spinning gears, flying confetti, and a cheering crowd. Step away, and the circus winds down to a gentle idle.

Zero configuration. No accounts. All input stays 100% local—nothing is ever recorded or transmitted. Just run it and enjoy.

A Rich History

Flea circuses have captivated audiences for over 400 years—from 16th-century goldsmiths who harnessed live fleas to demonstrate impossibly tiny metalwork, to Victorian showmen who packed London’s Regent Street with miniature chariot races and cannon shows. FleaWinder™ carries on that tradition, digitally.

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