u/Freevida

Ciao a tutti, ho bisogno di tester per la mia app Android (test chiuso di Google Play).

Posso anche testare la vostra app in cambio 🤝

📌 Passi per partecipare:

1. Apri il link del gruppo qui sotto
2. Clicca su **“Unisciti al gruppo”** (in alto a sinistra) — questo passaggio è molto importante ⚠️
3. Poi apri il link dell'app e tocca **“Unisciti al test / Installa”**
4. Installa e apri l'app

👉 Link del gruppo:

https://groups.google.com/g/bubblefly-testers

👉 Link dell'app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.bubblefly.mobile.app​​ 

Nota: Aprire solo il link non basta — devi unirti al gruppo.

Grazie in anticipo!

Siccome ne soffro, sto studiando come combattere la procrastinazione nell'ADHD. Che per me è una tragedia. Secondo voi, dimezzare il tempo di snooze ogni volta che si rimanda un task aiuta a creare urgenza o aumenta solo l'ansia? Ho implementato questa logica in un prototipo di app sul mio cellulare che crea bolle di task visive che quando scade il tempo mi avvisano con un suono, la sto provando da alcuni giorni. Che dite potrebbe funzionare e quindi aiutarmi?

Hi everyone,

I’m an Android developer with ADHD and I’ve spent the last few months building Bubblefly. I was frustrated with standard timers and Pomodoro apps that felt either too stressful or too easy to ignore. I wanted to build something that treats time as a "physical" resource.

The logic behind it:

• Floating Context: Instead of a boring vertical list, tasks are "Bubbles". You can have multiple bubbles floating simultaneously. It helps me see what's pending without the "all-or-nothing" pressure of a list.
• Visual Decay: Each bubble has its own countdown. Seeing the time inside a floating, colored shape helps my "Time Blindness" significantly more than just numbers.
• Smart Snooze (The ADHD twist): We know how easy it is to hit snooze forever. For tasks ≥ 30 mins, the snooze time automatically halves (e.g., a 40m task snoozes for 20m). It creates a "sprint" feel to help close the task instead of drifting into unproductive hyperfocus.
• The "Grey" State: When time is up, the bubble doesn't disappear. It turns grey. You decide: Pop it (Done!), Archive it, or use the Smart Snooze.

Languages supported: English, Italian, French, German, and Spanish.

Looking for 20 Beta Testers (Android only): I’ve just updated the app to version 4.0 on the Google Play Console and I need some "battle testing" from people who actually understand the struggle.

How to join: Since it's an Android app in closed testing, you just need to join the dedicated Google Group here: 👉 bubblefly-testers@googlegroups.com

Once you have joined the group with your Google account, you will be able to download Bubblefly directly from the Play Store using the link provided in the group description.

The Reward: If you can test it for about 14 days and give me some honest feedback (UX, bugs, or the logic), I’ll provide a promo code for 1 year of the Full version for free as a thank you.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the "halving snooze" logic or the visual bubble approach!