About SwattyFly

SwattyFly is a free, browser-based aim trainer built around a simple idea: what if Aimlab's Gridshot mode starred flies instead of circles? The result is a game that's immediately approachable for casual players and still deep enough to keep competitive aim trainers coming back.

What We Built

Six fly targets. Instant respawn. A timer you choose. That's the whole loop — and it turns out that loop is surprisingly hard to put down. Every swat keeps the arena full, so there's no dead time between targets. Your miss counter never lies, your accuracy is always visible, and your personal best is saved locally so you always know what you're chasing.

Everything runs entirely in the browser. There's no backend, no accounts, no tracking. The swat sound is synthesized in real time with the Web Audio API — no audio files, no latency. Your best score lives in localStorage on your own device.

Why We Made It

Aim trainers are useful tools, but most of them take themselves very seriously. We wanted something you could open in a spare tab, play for 30 seconds, and feel the satisfying crack of a well-timed swat. The fly theme adds just enough absurdity to keep things light without sacrificing the precision mechanics underneath.

The Tech

• Built with Astro for fast, SEO-friendly page delivery
• Game logic written in TypeScript, running entirely client-side
• Web Audio API for zero-latency synthesized sounds
• Geist and Geist Mono fonts via Google Fonts
• No external game libraries — pure DOM and requestAnimationFrame

Contact

Questions, feedback, or bug reports? Head to the Contact page or open an issue on GitHub.