Built one lifetime Free Mac and Android file transfer app

Built one lifetime Free Mac and Android file transfer app

I built one file transfer app between Android and Mac which is free to use. The app name is Bytez. It works when two devices are on same wifi network. File transfer speed is also good.

Need some feedback from you. Please add your honest review about the app in the store.

Mac version may not come in search because just launched the app.

Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lunarday.mac.file.share

Mac: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bytez-share-from-to-android/id6780226226

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u/subhadip_zero — 17 hours ago

Is aso dead in playstore?

I am not sure but I am noticing in play store, new apps are not showing if i write the long term keyword of my app without adding my app name.

For Example: i created an app where full app name is

Xyz - file transfer to pc

Now if i search with "file transfer to pc" the app is not in the entire list but it is live for more than 7 days.

I am developing apps more than 5 years. It never happened before.

Please let me know if your having same problem.

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u/subhadip_zero — 4 days ago

Google pay console just became Shit!

They are creating thousands of tool to create app and who are creating app no respect for them. I got really frustrated with play console. They are not updating stats, not reviewing new apps.

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u/subhadip_zero — 12 days ago

Built a simple, free calorie & weight tracker. Looking for feedback.

Hi everyone,

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I got frustrated with calorie tracking apps because they all seem packed with features I never use.

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So I built a simple app that does just two things:

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Track your daily calories

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Track your weight

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No unnecessary features, just the essentials.

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It's completely free because I'm looking for feedback from early users. If you're trying to lose weight and prefer a simple app, I'd love to hear what you think.

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Comment or DM me if you'd like to try it.

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u/subhadip_zero — 14 days ago

Every scroll is a dopamine hit. Built one app to stop it.

Honest question: do you actually know how many Reels or Shorts you watched yesterday? I didn't either, until I started building Limitr.

I got tired of opening Instagram "for a second" and resurfacing 45 minutes later. So I made an app that actually does something about it.

Here's what Limitr does:

Counts every Reel, Short, and short video you watch in real time

Lets you set a daily limit (e.g. 100 videos/day)

Automatically blocks the scroll when you hit your limit — no willpower needed

Shows you detailed stats so you can actually see your habits

The difference vs. regular screen time apps? Those track time. Limitr tracks videos. There's a big difference between watching 3 long YouTube videos and doom-scrolling 80 Reels in the same amount of time.

It uses Android's Accessibility Service purely to detect and count videos — no messages read, no personal data collected, everything stays on your device.

If you've ever tried and failed to cut back on short-form video (same 🙋), give it a shot. Would love to hear what you think.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lunarday.scrollwise.reels.blocker

Drop a comment if you try it — feedback genuinely helps!

u/subhadip_zero — 2 months ago

[Promo] Every scroll is a dopamine hit. Built one app to stop it.

Honest question: do you actually know how many Reels or Shorts you watched yesterday? I didn't either, until I started building Limitr.

I got tired of opening Instagram "for a second" and resurfacing 45 minutes later. So I made an app that actually does something about it.

Here's what Limitr does:

Counts every Reel, Short, and short video you watch in real time

Lets you set a daily limit (e.g. 100 videos/day)

Automatically blocks the scroll when you hit your limit — no willpower needed

Shows you detailed stats so you can actually see your habits

The difference vs. regular screen time apps? Those track time. Limitr tracks videos. There's a big difference between watching 3 long YouTube videos and doom-scrolling 80 Reels in the same amount of time.

It uses Android's Accessibility Service purely to detect and count videos — no messages read, no personal data collected, everything stays on your device.

If you've ever tried and failed to cut back on short-form video (same 🙋), give it a shot. Would love to hear what you think.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lunarday.scrollwise.reels.blocker

Drop a comment if you try it — feedback genuinely helps!

u/subhadip_zero — 2 months ago

I built an app that counts every Reel, Short and tiktok videos you watch — and blocks them when you've had enough

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Honest question: do you actually know how many Reels or Shorts you watched yesterday? I didn't either, until I started building **Limitr**.

I got tired of opening Instagram "for a second" and resurfacing 45 minutes later. So I made an app that actually does something about it.

**Here's what Limitr does:**

- Counts every Reel, Short, and short video you watch in real time

- Lets you set a daily limit (e.g. 100 videos/day)

- Automatically blocks the scroll when you hit your limit — no willpower needed

- Shows you detailed stats so you can actually see your habits

The difference vs. regular screen time apps? Those track *time*. Limitr tracks *videos*. There's a big difference between watching 3 long YouTube videos and doom-scrolling 80 Reels in the same amount of time.

It uses Android's Accessibility Service purely to detect and count videos — no messages read, no personal data collected, everything stays on your device.

If you've ever tried and failed to cut back on short-form video (same 🙋), give it a shot. Would love to hear what you think.

Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lunarday.scrollwise.reels.blocker

**Drop a comment if you try it — feedback genuinely helps!**

u/subhadip_zero — 2 months ago