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[adrcotfas]

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[HighPriest]

How is the work on v3 going? @adrcotfas
Any details on a roadmap, completion status, maybe proposed tasks for interested contributors?

[KhaledAlabyad]

it will be great to make gestures customizable specially swipe up gesture to change the time being added instead of just 1 min

[HerrPischinger]

Is there a roadmap for new features? Getting forced to lay the phone upside down on the table like in "Focus to-do" would be really nice. Great app!

[adrcotfas]

@HerrPischinger I don't have a public roadmap here but the next priority is releasing the iOS version of this app along with some improvements for time profiles.
I'm open for suggestions and if you open a new discussion, others can upvote.

[HerrPischinger]

As someone who uses an android phone and an iPad this sounds great! Thanks for the tip. Ill think about it :)

[HighPriest]

Just a word of appreciation @adrcotfas and thanks for great software. You are a really talented programmer.
I've been away from programming for a while myself and I really miss your work. I hope to get back to using it again, soon.

[chrsdk]

I just discovered this app. It's so well done. A minimalistic android widget would make it complete. I would like to have it on my home screen to start it whenever I pick up the phone. Without a widget I forget to use it.

[HighPriest]

I have it fully take over my start page. I mean... I start it and every 25 minutes it is there, nagging me to re-think my life choices.
Are you sure that a widget, of some sort, is necessary?

[chrsdk]

When I start it, and I have to think about starting it, since it's not on my homepage, it runs in the background and gives me a notification after 25m. I have to swipe up and browse through my open windows to find Goodtime. If i miss the notification, then it just accumulates "idle time". If it would sit as a widget on my home screen, then I would see it all the time and not forget that it's there.

Maybe it behaves different on different devices? I am running Android 15 on a Samsung.