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Fidgetable — A simple, elegant fidget app that's 100% free
Fidgetable is an app that gets to the heart of fidgeting. It's clean, pretty, no-nonsense, customizable, and actually free!
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Love the app! Unlocked the bonus features as well. Please do consider a Lock Screen / Standby Widget for future updates.
@arpanramtek so glad you like it! I've looked into widgets, and unfortunately they don't currently support haptic feedback, but if Apple ever adds support that is a feature I'd love to implement. Thanks for the thoughts!
Fidgetable looks amazing! How often do you plan on releasing new updates and features?
@memphys_sk thank you, I’m glad you like it! Fidgetable is a passion project for me, so there’s no set development cycle. When I come up with a new idea, I just sit down and make it, and then I’ll release a new version when it feels like I have enough new stuff. With that said, I already have a bunch of ideas and a few of them have been implemented, so look for another update in the next few weeks :)
Hi Cam and the Fidgetable team!
Congrats on the launch of Fidgetable! This app is a breath of fresh air with its ad-free, simple, and elegant design. The range of tactile interactions sounds incredibly satisfying, making it perfect for discreet fidgeting.
The commitment to keeping it free and user-friendly without unnecessary features is truly commendable. Can't wait to see what new ideas you bring to life next!
Congrats on your launch.🎉 Just simple but really fan app. Lovely minimal design and concept I've never seen than any other fidget apps. Good luck.🤞
Haha this will definitely help pass time and alleviate stress. Congrats on the launch!
Love the UI/UX -- really curious about how the team plan on commercialization for the next step.
@kelly_happicat in all honesty, commercialization isn’t really the goal. I don’t like how other apps have so many ads and microtransactions, so the whole point is that Fidgetable doesn’t have those. My hope is that a few people will appreciate what I’m doing and donate a little bit here and there so I can afford the developer license! This means that the goal right now is to just get it out there so people find and try it, to increase the number of people who may potentially donate. Ultimately, though, Fidgetable is something I created for myself but others liked it and encouraged me to release it, so I did.
@camdanme Respectable approach. Wish you success in creating the ad-free app ecosystem. Keep up the good work!
It's great to see a product focused on user well-being without any distractions. Keep up the amazing work!
@zenda1122 Thank you for the kind words! I’ve absolutely thought about commercialization, and even had the “bonus features” in the app paywalled at one point. In the end, though, I decided that’s not what I want Fidgetable to be, so I hope to get it out there enough that people will support me with donations. I don’t see this as a source of income, I just think it’s something people can benefit from and I want to make it accessible. I made the app for me, and released it because of the overwhelmingly positive feedback I was getting on it! So, the next steps are to make improvements to it and share it around to increase its visibility and help more people find it.
@rene_nielsen_dk thanks for giving it a shot! It seems to be doing exactly what it was designed to do ;)
Congratulations on the launch of Fidgetable on Product Hunt! I love the simplicity and elegance of this fidget app, and the fact that it's completely free is a huge bonus. Can't wait to see how this app grows and helps users with their fidgeting needs. Great job!
@russell_liu17 thank you! I’m excited to see how people use it and what feedback I get
Definitely going to download this! Are there only a couple of ways to fidget with the app? Or are there more?
@lilyjahan so far, there’s the 6 main fidgets. Each one works a little differently, and I’ve seen people fidget with them in new ways that never occurred to me, so it seems like they can be pretty dynamic! I also have a few ideas for new ones that I’ll implement soon, and would also love suggestions of what you’d like to see!
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