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You draw the course. Sketch a ramp, a wedge, a lever on a hinge, then drop the ball and let physics do the rest. There are 91 holes and only so much wax, so you can't just draw a tunnel to the cup. First 7 holes are free, the rest unlock once for 2.99. No ads.
I built Wax Sketch because I wanted a physics puzzle where the solution is something you draw, not something you pick from a menu. Every crayon line you sketch becomes a real object the moment you drop the ball. Draw a ramp and the ball rolls down it. Hang a lever off a ledge and it swings. Nothing is scripted, so an ugly scribble works exactly as well as a tidy one, provided it works at all. The constraint is wax. Every line spends from a fixed budget, so you cannot just draw a tunnel from the ball to the cup. That is what turns it from a sandbox into a puzzle, and tuning it took far longer than building the physics did. There are 91 hand-made holes. Seven are free, the rest unlock once for 2.99 EUR, with no ads, no subscription and no energy timer you can pay to skip. There is no account and no tracking either: the app downloads its level pack and sends nothing back, so your progress stays on your device.
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About Wax Sketch on Product Hunt
“Draw the course. Drop the ball.”
Wax Sketch was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #144 on the daily leaderboard. You draw the course. Sketch a ramp, a wedge, a lever on a hinge, then drop the ball and let physics do the rest. There are 91 holes and only so much wax, so you can't just draw a tunnel to the cup. First 7 holes are free, the rest unlock once for 2.99. No ads.
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Who hunted Wax Sketch?
Wax Sketch was hunted by Saurav Chamoli. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Saurav Chamoli
I built Wax Sketch because I wanted a physics puzzle where the solution is something you draw, not something you pick from a menu. Every crayon line you sketch becomes a real object the moment you drop the ball. Draw a ramp and the ball rolls down it. Hang a lever off a ledge and it swings. Nothing is scripted, so an ugly scribble works exactly as well as a tidy one, provided it works at all. The constraint is wax. Every line spends from a fixed budget, so you cannot just draw a tunnel from the ball to the cup. That is what turns it from a sandbox into a puzzle, and tuning it took far longer than building the physics did. There are 91 hand-made holes. Seven are free, the rest unlock once for 2.99 EUR, with no ads, no subscription and no energy timer you can pay to skip. There is no account and no tracking either: the app downloads its level pack and sends nothing back, so your progress stays on your device.