Videos

Running on each platform

The same 3.4 MB of HTML, CSS and JavaScript, in three different wrappers. Each clip below says which platform it is actually from, because “a video of the app” can mean several things and only some of them are evidence.

The native desktop app. real binary The Tauri build — desktop/src-tauri/target/release/teteri, 5.6 MB — launched on Linux and played. The score, the stack and the clock all move. Windows and macOS builds come off the same source and the same dist/www; only the system webview differs.
The arcade in a browser. real TETERI, then BLOCKIE, SNAKE and FLOOD, each started and played. This is the same thing you get at teteri.com — no install, no account, and it keeps working with no connection once loaded.
The Android bundle, on its own code path. not a device The literal bytes from inside the APK, at a phone viewport, with the Capacitor bridge present so the app takes its Android path — no service worker, and the relaxed script policy the bridge needs. It is evidence about the payload, not about the hardware: it is not an Android device and it is not the APK running.

Why there is no phone recording

Both mobile apps are built and both have been run. The Android APK installs on an emulator, launches, and loads the bundle; the iOS build compiles, launches on a simulator, and photographs correctly. That happens on hosted runners, and the recordings they produce have not been collected here yet.

There is also a real limit on filming the Android one. Under software rendering, the emulator’s screen capture composites the system interface but not the webview’s own surface — so a recording can come back showing the status bar over the app’s background and nothing else, while the app is running perfectly. Two runs were failed on exactly that before the log showed the bundle being served the whole time. That is a limitation of filming an emulator, not of the app.

What runs where

Eleven games, one codebase, and no per-platform game code anywhere. The full list of everywhere it runs — and what each store costs — is in the project’s arcade and its documentation. The short version: web, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS all build from the same bundle, and the web version needs nothing installed at all.

PLAY TETERI ALL 11 GAMES