About the project

I started building Juggle Atlas because I wanted a tool like this for my own juggling practice. Somewhere to discover tricks, watch their animations, and find something to learn next. So I began making it myself.

I’m still learning, and Juggle Atlas helps me along the way. I add things I want to use in my own practice, whether that’s slowing down an animation, exploring a new pattern, or understanding how one trick leads to another.

For the juggling community

I’m sharing the project because I believe what helps me could help other jugglers too. I want it to have something for your first attempts with one ball as well as fresh challenges after years of juggling. Somewhere you can return to for an explanation, inspiration, or just to follow your curiosity.

Juggle Atlas is still getting started. I’m gradually adding guides, tools, and more ways to learn. My own experience helps shape what I build, but I also want to hear what helps you and what you feel is missing. Your ideas can help shape where the project goes next.