Today, the internet often feels dominated by ads, paywalls, and soulless SEO blogs. But this journey reminded me that tech is more empowering than ever—not everything was “better back then.” In many ways, it’s never been easier to create, share, and give back.

And that’s worth celebrating. ❤️

(5/5)

Bowl Timer: an elegant, distraction-free meditation timer—out now! 🧘‍♂️

Whether you're a beginner or experienced, the app is already helping people stay mindful. Give it a try and let me know what you think!

📲 iOS: apps.apple.com/app/id674013...
📲 Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d...

(4/5)

I’m also incredibly grateful to all the testers who helped refine the app, and a special thanks to Christoph Minnameier for his responsiveness and support! Your combined feedback made a real difference. 🙌

And now, I get to share my app with everyone.

(3/5)

From Unity’s free edition to Blender, Inkscape, Paint.NET, SVN, and many open-source projects—so much collective work made this possible.

AI also played a role. A tool trained on shared web knowledge helped me quickly regain coding skills and start publishing apps again after years away.

(2/5)

Saving you before your idea reaches the hardcore AFOL groups and you have to rework all your assets: legonotlegos.com ;D

So now, it's time to wait for Google to hopefully like my application and then, next week, I want to release this thing!

Thanks to ~50 testers across Android and iOS, I added:

- 32 bit Android support, adding thousands of compatible devices
- Haptics, making the app feel alive
- proper mute button behavior on iOS
- a tutorial, if you didn't understand a core feature
- double GPU performance on low end devices