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Ember Rose

Swipe petals off a rose made of embers; each departs on a spiralling wind, then drag the fallen petals into your own pressed-flower pattern.

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Build a mobile portrait web app called “Ember Rose”.

Cover: Rose of embers, petals become brief flames. The title sits on a clean band with a one-line tagline, a two-line how-to-play block with small icons, and a single Enter button.
Core action (swipe to pluck, drag to arrange): Swipe petals off the bloom one by one; each departs on the wind with physics. The flower head reacts, and the last petal triggers the reveal. Then arrange fallen petals by drag into your own pattern.
Result: pressed-flower card of your petal arrangement. Put a real Share button on the result screen (it must post to the Eazo community) and keep Replay next to it.
Visual bar: petals bend before release, wind carries them in believable spirals, dew sparkles.

Global requirements: mobile-first portrait, touch only, 100dvh with safe areas, no hover dependence. Built-in i18n with exactly two locales (English default, Chinese only after the user taps the EN/中文 toggle placed clear of the status bar), never mix languages on one screen, share output always English. Absolutely no external APIs, no login, no background music. Every control must actually work — no placeholders.