Click. Pop. Repeat. No scoring, no timer, no goal.
The repetitive motor action plus the satisfying-pop reward loop is a documented cheap way to discharge low-grade muscular tension. It engages the same kind of "automatic motor task" pathway that fidget tools tap — which is why people unconsciously reach for pen-clickers, paper clips, and bubble wrap when stressed.
No rules here. No score to chase. Click as long as it feels good, refill when you want to keep going.
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