The distinction is “Homey Ball” and “Homey Puck”, not “White Sphere”
Homey Squircle 
Edit: @Doekse won, Homey Squircle it is!
Asked a friend:
If you’re already in the “shape-based nickname” lane with Ball and Puck, you’ll want something that feels consistent—compact, physical, maybe even a bit playful.
“Mini” suggests small, lightweight, maybe even cuter. A few directions that fit your naming pattern:
** Homey Pebble – keeps the rounded vibe, just smaller and more refined than a Ball*
** Homey Button – small, simple, something you can place anywhere*
** Homey Nugget – playful, tiny but still powerful*
** Homey Pod – fits the smart-device ecosystem naming style*
** Homey Dot – emphasizes minimal size (kind of like the smallest unit)*
** Homey Chip – leans into compact tech power*
** Homey Mini Puck – if you want to stay tightly tied to the Pro naming*
If you want the cleanest continuation of your logic, Homey Pebble is probably the most natural evolution:
Ball → Puck → Pebble (shrinking, still physical, still tactile).
So, let’s start a survey!
Marketing is going to kill me for this one 
I’m becoming more and more confused about what this actually is/does
