Read the bounce
The ball is already on its way somewhere. Aim at where it will be when your leg arrives, not where it is now.
A one-more-go game of football keepy-uppy. Tap to meet the ball with a knee. Swipe for the wider, softer side-foot. Read the bounce, spend your stamina wisely, and do not let it drop.
UppKeeper is not publicly released yet. Android is the first planned platform.
There is no button-mashing shortcut. Your leg has to travel to the point you choose, so the best players lead the ball rather than chase it.
The ball is already on its way somewhere. Aim at where it will be when your leg arrives, not where it is now.
A tap calls up a knee: a small target with a big lift. A swipe uses the side of your foot: much easier to connect with, but a quieter touch.
Higher reaches take longer and cost more. Keeping the ball low is the patient play, until you decide a risky save is worth it.
The current game is about the rhythm of a single run: recover your stamina, collect a lucky break, and decide when to take the dangerous touch.
Catch one to refill your stamina, but reaching for it may cost more than it gives back.
Break one open and the stamina drain pauses for a short, glorious spell.
They do not take a life when they drop, but they permanently make every later touch more expensive.
The football first. Online services are being designed for a later release and are not available in the current build.
A shared challenge designed to give every player the same ball, the same conditions, and a fair score to chase.
A simple way to compare runs with people you know, without pretending a local score is already a worldwide competition.
Small groups, shared streaks, and a place for the person in the group chat who insists their first touch is perfect.
Features, timing, platforms, and availability can change while development continues. This site will say clearly when a feature is actually live.
UppKeeper is being built in public, one more touch at a time. There is no store listing or playable public release to promise yet.