u/Quazmoz

Hey r/WearOS

I’ve been building a bunch of focused Wear OS utility apps, and I’ve noticed people commenting with feature requests, bug reports, device-specific issues, and “could this app do X?” questions across different posts.

Rather than scattering that feedback everywhere, I wanted to make one thread where people can tell me what would actually make these apps more useful on real watches. My hope is that when people google this in the future, it surfaces so they can post a comment instead of going through the usual route of emailing the dev or just leaving a bad rating on the app.

My Play Store developer page is here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=8067447984067693441

A few examples of the apps I’m working on:

• MedTick — medication reminders, Tile, and complication support
• WristSense — sensor dashboard for Wear OS
• WristLux — light meter / lux utility
• FlexLog — workout logging from the wrist
• dbGuard — noise meter
• Haptic Stage Director — silent haptic timing cues
• HIIT / interval timer apps
• JetLag — Wear OS weather and time utility
• Compound Tally Counter — quick counting from the watch

What I’m looking for:

• Bugs on specific watches
• UI issues on round or smaller screens
• Battery or notification problems
• Missing Tile / complication behavior
• Feature requests that would make an app actually useful day to day
• App ideas for narrow Wear OS utilities that do one job well

I’m especially interested in practical feedback like:

“On Galaxy Watch 6, the button is clipped”
“I wish this had a Tile”
“The complication should show X instead”
“This app should work offline”
“This would be useful if it supported Y”

I’m not trying to build huge bloated apps. My goal is small, fast Wear OS tools that solve specific problems without unnecessary accounts or extra friction.

If you’ve tried any of them, or if one looks close to something you’d use but is missing a key feature, drop the app name + watch model + what you’d change.

Even if this gets downvoted to oblivion, hopefully someone discovers it in the future and can ask for their bugfix/feature.

Hi all,

I recently made a full walkthrough of an open-source app I have been working on for a while.

The basic idea is a self-hosted memory control plane for AI agents that is a little bit different than others out in the wild. MemoryOps gives agents a governed place to store, retrieve, inspect, and manage project memory.

It is still alpha / WIP, but I would really appreciate technical feedback, architecture critiques, and feature requests.

Main features:

- Self-hosted memory control plane for AI agents

- REST API + native MCP server

- VS Code extension scaffold

- Agent skill repository for Claude / Gemini-style workflows

- Memory Explorer and React Control Center UI

- GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear, and agent-observation ingestion

- Postgres + Redis Streams + Qdrant backend

- Hybrid retrieval with vector search, full-text search, and token-aware packing

- Retrieval traces showing why memories were selected

- Lifecycle controls: promote, pin, merge, restore, publish, and soft-delete

- Contradiction review, provenance graph, and feedback loop

- Workspace tools registry with test, invoke, versioning, and rollback

- Import/export, metrics, health checks, and DLQ retry flows

- Pluggable local/cloud AI providers: Ollama, FastEmbed, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter

YouTube walkthrough:

https://youtu.be/0DDAngEOsJ4

GitHub repo:

https://github.com/Quazmoz/memoryops

Hey r/droidappshowcase,

I recently released FidgetDrop, a tactile haptic fidget app for Android phones and tablets.

The goal was to make a simple, polished fidget app that feels satisfying without ads, accounts, subscriptions, feeds, or cloud sync. It is built around quick interactions with vibration feedback, optional sound, and smooth animations.

Free fidgets currently include:

• Clicker

• Bubble Wrap

• Spinner

• Toggle Switches

• Magnetic Slider

There is also an optional one-time Pro unlock with additional fidgets, local records, advanced haptics, sound packs, and theme packs.

A few things I intentionally focused on:

• No ads

• No account required

• Offline support

• Local records stored on-device

• Simple one-time upgrade instead of a subscription

• Fast access to tactile interactions

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quazmoz.fidgetdrop

I would really appreciate feedback on:

• How the haptics feel on different Android devices

• Whether the sound and vibration controls are clear

• Whether the free vs Pro split feels fair

• Which fidget feels the most satisfying

• Any small-screen layout issues or visual polish problems

Thanks for checking it out.

Name of App:

MedTick: Medication Reminder

Brief Description of app's features:

I built a small Wear OS medication reminder app called MedTick and would appreciate feedback from people who actually use Wear OS day to day.

YES - I mainly vibe-coded this and I am not ashamed since I could have done the same thing by hand in a few months. I spent considerable amount of time planning/testing so I believe I have not produced AI slop. Feel free to prove me wrong.

NO - I am not trying to promote it and get sales here, I know my app needs work and I want to improve it based on feedback

It’s meant to be a lightweight watch-first app for medication reminders, dosage info, notes, and schedules. I’m trying to avoid the usual “tiny phone app on a watch” problem and keep the core flow quick: check what med is due, see the dosage, and manage simple reminders from the watch.

I’d be grateful for feedback on:

- Small-screen readability

- Whether the reminder flow makes sense on Wear OS

- Whether medication editing feels too cramped

- Any bugs or rough edges on different watches

Cost:

Free to use, with an optional one-time Pro unlock for expanded/unlimited medication tracking. No subscription.

Play Store Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medtick