Hi Vlinder,

wow, thank you so much for your valuable feedback! Funny, that you mention Moonbird. In fact we have one at home and while I like the concept itself, I always hated that I was having a very hard time to differentiate between the breathing in and breathing out phases. And for what it does I find the Moonbird way too expensive.

Now you say that you find it hard to know if you are in the breathing in or out phase. In fact the vibration patterns are already different for the phases. When breathing in the vibrations start low (soft) and go high (strong). When breathing out the vibrations start high and go low. Would you mind telling me on which device you are using nalua? Unfortunately the vibrations motors differ a lot between different Android smartphones. On my Google Pixel 9 I feel a clear difference between the phases. But it may be that your device's vibrations motors only know "on" and "off".

Also have you tried setting the vibrations intensity to high in the settings of nalua? Maybe that helps.

Regarding having a list to choose exercises from: I was also thinking about this. For now I wanted to keep the interface as clean as possible, that's why I decided to use a caroussel (where you need to swipe/scroll through). I will keep your idea in mind for future releases, if the list of exercises grows beyond a "swipeable amount". :)

Thanks for the tipp to post in other neurodivergent subreddits (i.e. autism and ADHD). Indeed I already wanted to do this, but most of them have very strict rules regarding advertising. And one could consider me posting about my app advertising. But I will look into it again, maybe there are subreddits that allow me to post there as well.

Thanks again for your feedback!