A school of koi swimming by their natural instincts, a web of rippling light drifting with the breeze,
and water that changes with the time of day. Quietly, your desk becomes a pond.
White, crimson, ink-black, tricolor — more than thirty koi varieties, proportioned to reflect real koi populations. Each fish develops its own size, speed and schooling behavior; no two are alike.
They align, dodge, cluster and scatter. Their schooling behavior is tuned against real fish footage: they do not snap into formation in unfamiliar water, they gather in small groups when calm, and only rush together at feeding time.
The shimmer on the water is not a texture — it is a refractive light field calculated in real time. Bright lines wind, fork and slowly reform, drifting with the breeze. Clear and bright by day, fading to one-third of that brightness at night.
It follows your desktop’s clock: golden at dawn, clear at noon, amber at dusk, ink at night. Fish drift under the lily pads to rest; the turtle and crab slowly patrol the pond’s edge.
Click the water to scatter a handful of food; fish near and far will return to feed, then drift off on their own.
Move your fingertip along the surface and curious fish nearby will follow — like teasing a cat through glass.
The turtle likes strolling between the lily pads and the pond wall; the crab walks sideways. They leave each other in peace.
After payment, Creem sends your License Key automatically. On first launch, open “Settings → About → Activate” and enter the Key for one-time online verification. The license is then stored locally, and the app runs fully offline. After a refund or payment dispute, the license may be deactivated.