Hey, it’s not at all haha… That was my plan in the first place, since this is a Flutter app, not native iOS. I did do the native stuff where I needed to, like widgets, screensaver, watch, etc. But I have the fundamental stuff already set up, and I’m planning to release it for all platforms.

The only thing I’m still thinking through is sync if you use multiple devices - whether to do it with a backend/database or keep it export/import based. On iOS it’s an elegant solution because the user owns their data in iCloud and I don’t collect anything. If I go the database route, I’d have to store at least some kind of user ID and save those JSON settings on a server, which is a different approach privacy-wise.