cigil.fish is a little corner of the deep blue — calm, playful, and unmistakably fishy. Move your mouse. Click anywhere. Go on, make a splash.
From the cursor in your hand to the bubbles drifting past — every pixel was raised in salt water.
Your pointer became a fish. It wiggles, it turns toward where it's headed, it never stops swimming.
Click anywhere on the page and watch ripples bloom outward with a little burst of droplets.
Click a passing fish and your cursor gobbles it up — chomp sound and all. How many can you eat?
Friendly swimmers drift across the background on their own quiet errands. Wave hello.
The web can feel like a riptide — loud, grabby, exhausting. cigil.fish is the opposite: a slow, friendly current you can float in for a while.
No popups. No pop-overs. No "we value your privacy" theatrics. Just water, light, and a few fish keeping you company while you scroll.
Descend into the deep →Drop your email in the current and we'll send word when the tide comes in. (Or just keep clicking — that's allowed too.)