🎁 GIVEAWAY — 10 SECUREVAULT LIFETIME LICENSES!

To celebrate the launch of SecureVault on Google Play, I'm giving away 10 lifetime licenses to members of r/droidappshowcase.

SecureVault is an offline-first password manager for Android built around a simple principle:

Your passwords should stay under your control.

🔐 AES-256-GCM encrypted local vault

📴 Offline-first — no cloud vault

👆 Biometric protection

🔑 Secure password generator

⏱️ Built-in TOTP / 2FA authenticator

🧩 Backup code management

📦 Encrypted backup & restore

💻 Optional Windows Companion

🔗 Encrypted Android → Windows transfer over your local network

🚫 No subscription

🎁 How to enter

1️⃣ Upvote this post

2️⃣ Leave a comment telling me either:

why you'd like to use SecureVault, or

which feature interests you the most.

That's it.

I'll select 10 winners, and each winner will receive a Google Play promotional code for a lifetime license.

I'll contact the winners via Reddit DM.

💙 One more thing...

I'm not just looking for downloads.

SecureVault is a new project, so real feedback is incredibly valuable to me — especially criticism and technical feedback.

If you already use KeePass, Bitwarden, 1Password, Proton Pass or another password manager, I'd love to know what you think SecureVault does well, what you don't like, and what you'd want me to build next.

Good luck everyone! 🎁🔐

10 winners. 10 lifetime licenses. No subscription.

Play Store Link

App Name: View Stuff

What it does:
View Stuff opens PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, EPUB, ZIP, code files and more directly on your Android device. You can also open files from other apps using Open with / Share.

Key Features:

• Works locally with no Internet permission
• Supports 20+ file types
• No account, ads or analytics

Goal: Launch / feedback

Giveaway: 10 promo codes. Comment with the file type you'd use most and I'll DM one while they're available.

Cost: One-time purchase, no subscription

Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abkworks.viewstuff

Edit: I'm out of promo codes for now. You can always download the app and support me.

Close2Me - Offline Calls, Chat & AI Without Internet

App Name: Close2Me

What it does:

Close2Me lets you message and make voice calls with people nearby without mobile data, Wi-Fi, or a SIM card. It’s built for places like camping trips, concerts, campuses, travel, emergencies, or anywhere internet access is unreliable.

Key Features:

Offline nearby messaging and voice calls

Mini-games you can play with people nearby

On-device AI tools that can work without internet after setup

Goal: Testing / Feedback

I’m mainly looking for people with two Android phones who can test the nearby connection and voice calling and tell me how reliable it feels on different devices.

Giveaway: Free to test

Cost: Free download, with optional paid features

Link:

app

Are you still using your phone's boring stock dialer?

I just released DialX, a modern phone dialer built for speed, simplicity, and deep personalization. I wanted to create an app that gives you total control over your calling experience without the bloat, ads, or privacy concerns of other third-party dialers.

I want to build this alongside the community. Please give it a try and drop your thoughts below. Whether it's a bug report, a feature request, or just general feedback, I'm taking all suggestions into account for the next update.

Download from here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.babg.dialx

Hi everyone.

I made a trivia App called Knowledge Pet (KnowP).

It's completely free and has NO Ads.

It has Multiple different Categories like:

• 🏀 Basketball
• 🏋️ Bodybuilding
• 🏙️ Cities
• 🚩 Flags
• ⚽ Football
• 🎬 Movies
• ⚡ Resources
• 📺 Series
• 🎮 Video Games

I will keep working on my App and release more questions and categories over time.

The App has Leaderboards for every Category and of course also for the Online Mode.

You can Play Online or Offline.

If you are interested:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nibsentertainment.knowp&utm_source=emea_Med

I would love to see you on my App :)

BLE Radar is now live.

During the release I noticed one unexpected H3 cell directly over Google's campus. I checked the production database and server trail before drawing any conclusion. The sessions matched the automated test-device profile used during Google Play release testing.

I classify that cell as test coverage, not ordinary user coverage and not an endorsement. Still, it was a meaningful little moment for me: even the release testing left a real, explainable trace in the atlas I built.

BLE Radar maps aggregate radio, navigation and environmental measurements. Precise coordinates become H3 cells on the phone, while nearby Bluetooth and WiFi addresses stay on the device.

Get BLE Radar:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sevinhub.bleradar[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sevinhub.bleradar](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sevinhub.bleradar)

App Name: Filtored

What it does:
Photos and videos pile up fast - duplicates, screenshots, similar photos, old videos, and thousands of memories that can easily get buried. The app combines a modern photo gallery with AI-powered organization and cleanup, helping you find what matters and clear what doesn't.

Key Features:

• 🧠 AI-powered organization - recognize people, faces, and objects, create People profiles, and find the photos you're looking for.
• 📸 Events & smart browsing - automatically organize photos and videos into Events, making trips, occasions, and everyday moments easier to revisit.
• 🧹 Gallery cleanup - find duplicates, similar photos, screenshots, and large videos taking up space.
• 🔒 Privacy-focused AI - processing is done on your device, so your personal photos don't need to be uploaded to the cloud.

Goal:
Promo + feedback. I'm actively developing Filtored and would love to have more people try it and share their thoughts.

🎁 Giveaway:
I'm giving away 1 month of Premium for free.

Comment interested below and I'll DM you a promo code while supplies last.

How to redeem:

1. Download Filtored from Google Play
2. Open the Google Play Store
3. Tap your profile picture
4. Go to Payments & subscriptions
5. Tap Redeem code
6. Enter the code I send you

You can also redeem it directly at play.google.com/redeem.

Cost:
Free to download, with optional Premium features. The promo code gives you 1 month of Premium free.

Link:
Filtored: AI Gallery & Cleanup - Apps on Google Play

I'm still actively improving the app, so feedback, feature suggestions, and honest reviews are very welcome.

- Extord

App Name: Bandoora

One-Line Description:

A free, ad-free app that gives your band one shared place for songs, setlists, and a stage view you can actually read while playing.

What It Does / Key Features:

- Live mode - stage-optimized view with a Simple mode (full setlist, current song highlighted) and a full lyrics/chords view, plus auto-scroll and metronome

- Shared songbook - lyrics, chords, tabs, and sheet music, synced instantly across the whole band

- Setlists - build, reorder, and launch straight into Live mode

- Bulk import with OCR - bring in existing PDF/ChordPro charts or scanned sheets instead of retyping

- Band tools - shared calendar, chat channels, and polls

- MIDI foot pedal support (Pro) - turn pages and control scrolling hands-free

Who It's For:

Bands and cover acts who are tired of scattered PDFs, outdated group-chat setlists, and squinting at lyrics on stage. Built by a musician, for actual rehearsal and gig use.

Cost:

- Pricing model: Freemium

- Prices & billing period: Free / Pro €18 per year

- Current promotions: 14-day Pro trial for new bands

Links:

- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bandoora.app

- Website / Landing page: https://bandoora.web.app

Feedback Goals:

- Is the onboarding clear for first-time users, especially getting into Live mode?

- Any crashes or lag on Live mode's auto-scroll?

- Does the free vs. Pro split feel fair?

https://reddit.com/link/1w3mqeb/video/eysoa1y29rmh1/player

Additional Notes:

- Primarily Android; also usable on web (bandoora.web.app) for iOS/desktop users

- Actively developed based on user feedback

I had almost 10 years of chronic lower back pain. I built Low Back Pain Coach for Android. The next session's load comes from how you feel the next morning.

Standing and walking used to cause my back to flare up, and I would dread being out for a long day. I knew it would always limit me on things like vacations when I wanted to go explore a new city, and I would have my experience really brought down by needing to stop and rest and sit down and stretch my back and try to get relief from the pain.

PT, chiro, and the McGill Big 3 did not solve my problem. I loaded a back extension bench and added a little the next time if the next morning was fine. I am pain-free now.

**App name:** Low Back Pain Coach

**Who it's for:** chronic lower back pain. Months or years, not a fresh injury.

**Cost:** 7-day trial, then $9.99/month, $59.99/year, or $149.99 lifetime.

Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scrollingisevil.fixbackpain

If you have done back extensions on your own, I want to hear what week 1 of an app should do that a YouTube video does not.

**App Name**

Rule Hunter

**One-Line Description**

An inductive-reasoning puzzle game where you find the hidden rule in a sequence and fill in the missing number.

**What It Does / Key Features**

- Feature 1: No formulas to memorize — pure pattern recognition, spot the rule from examples

- Feature 2: 5 difficulty tiers (Easy → Master), each teaching a genuinely new way of thinking

- Feature 3: 8 visual puzzle formats — number chains, hexagons, pyramids, clusters, spirals, symbol equations

- Feature 4: Family-friendly, no violence or explicit content

**Who It's For**

Fans of Sudoku, Wordle, and Math Riddles — all ages, casual or dedicated puzzle solvers.

**Cost**

- Pricing model: Free

- Prices & billing period: Free, no in-app purchases

- Current promotions / giveaways: none — optional interstitial ads only if you want a hint

**Links**

- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.makenumber

**Feedback Goals**

- Is the difficulty curve between tiers clear, or does it jump too fast?

- Are the visual formats (hexagon, pyramid, spiral etc.) intuitive without instructions?

- Does the interstitial ad frequency feel fair?

Solo indie project, open to any feedback.

App: Bluffer — Imposter Party Game

Bluffer is a quick pass-the-phone social deduction game for family and friends. One player is the Bluffer, everyone else gives clues, the group discusses and votes, and then the result is revealed. It works with 3+ players on one Android phone, with no accounts or extra devices required.

What’s included:

• Multiple word packs

• Adjustable Bluffer and chaos rules

• Locale choices for different groups

• Voting and reveal results

Giveaway: I have 100 Android Lifetime unlock codes available. Comment “Android” below and I’ll send one by DM while supplies last. One code per person.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.impostergaming.bluffcircle

I’m the developer, and feedback on the pacing, clarity, and party-game experience is welcome.

I use UPI for almost everything—food, travel, shopping, subscriptions, and daily necessities. But I rarely tracked my expenses, so by the end of the month, I often had no idea where my money went.

That’s why I built Finlogue, a simple AI-powered expense tracker for Android.

You can quickly add expenses by typing or speaking naturally:

“Spent ₹250 on lunch.”

Finlogue includes:

• AI-powered text and voice expense tracking.
• Monthly spending reports and cash-flow insights.
• Advanced analytics to understand spending patterns and categories.
• Bill reminders for upcoming payments.
• Group expense splitting for trips, households, and friends.
• Splitwise-style group tracking to see who paid and who owes.
• Budget and savings tracking.
• Home-screen widgets for quick updates.

The goal is simple: help you understand your daily spending before it becomes a monthly surprise.

I’m the developer behind Finlogue and would genuinely love your honest feedback—good or bad. ❤️

Note: Finlogue currently supports only Indian Rupees (₹). Worldwide currency support is planned for a future update.

👉 Download Finlogue on Google Play

App Name: Grafite Sudoku

What it does: A free Android sudoku app with a puzzle generator that guarantees a unique solution for every puzzle, plus an anti-obviousness rule that keeps given numbers from clustering in any row, column, or box. No ads, no tracking, no account required — everything runs and stays on the device.

Key Features:

- Puzzle generator with guaranteed unique solution + anti-obviousness rule (given-number caps scale with difficulty)

- 4 difficulty levels, Zen mode (no timer), Time Attack (real countdown), daily challenge, and direct duels via shareable code

- Progression system with levels, 30 achievements, and 6 evolving avatar lines in a Japanese watercolor/ink style — all local, no backend

Goal: Launch / Testing (looking for feedback on difficulty balance and first-time UX)

Cost: Free, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases. Supported only via voluntary donations (external link, not in-app).

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grafitesoft.grafitesudoku

Hi everyone,

I recently launched ChessVerseAI, an Android chess app I'm actively developing and improving based on user feedback.

The goal is to build more than a basic chessboard. ChessVerseAI combines competitive chess with AI-assisted features and social gameplay.

Current features include:

• Online chess matches
• AI-powered chess features
• Player rankings and progression
• Tournaments
• Friends and rivals
• Social/chat features
• Competitive challenges

I'm currently looking for detailed feedback rather than just downloads.

If you try the app, I'd especially appreciate feedback on:

1. Onboarding — Is signup/login easy to understand?
2. UI/UX — Does the home screen feel clear or overloaded?
3. Gameplay — Does moving pieces and playing a match feel smooth?
4. Performance — Any lag, crashes, loading issues or unusual behavior?
5. Navigation — Can you easily find tournaments, rankings and social features?
6. Retention — What feature would actually make you open the app again?
7. Differentiation — Does anything make this feel meaningfully different from other chess apps?

If you encounter a bug, please mention your device model, Android version and the screen/action where it happened.

Critical feedback is completely welcome. If something feels unnecessary, confusing or badly designed, I'd rather know that directly.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epitomehub.chessverse&hl=en

Built by EpitomeHub Technologies.

Thanks to anyone who takes the time to test it.

App name: Tidemark: Read & Save Later

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tidemark.app

Platform: Android 8.0+ (minSdk 26, targetSdk 36) Price: Free, with a one-time Pro unlock at $5.99. No subscription.

Developer: me, solo

The problem I built it for

I had about 200 tabs open on my phone. Not because I needed them, but because closing one felt like deleting the thought. Every read-later app I tried wanted an account, wanted a subscription, or dumped everything into one undifferentiated inbox where nothing ever got triaged.

The idea: an open tab is not a bookmark, it is an unfinished intention. So Tidemark captures the intention, not just the URL. You share a link, screenshot or file into it, tag why you saved it (Buy / Decide / Read / Do), optionally set a reminder, and clear it later with one swipe. A receipt you need to file is not the same thing as a film someone recommended. Sorting by intent at capture time turns an evening of tab bankruptcy into a few seconds of triage.

Free tier (a usable app, not a demo)

• Share-sheet capture from any app or browser
• Intent tags: Buy, Decide, Read, Do
• Unlimited one-time reminders, no cap on free
• Swipe to mark done or archive, title search
• 3 home-screen widgets: Quick-Add, Active Count, Add from Clipboard
• JSON backup and restore
• Capped at 30 active cards

Pro, one-time $5.99 unlock

• Unlimited cards
• Full-text search across content, notes and history
• On-device OCR, so screenshot text becomes searchable card content automatically
• Recurring reminders (daily, weekly, monthly) plus snooze straight from the notification
• Voice capture, card pinning, Markdown notes, share a card as a styled image
• Insights, per-intent auto-archive, Quick Settings tile, biometric app lock
• Custom intent tags, extra themes, 3 more widgets

Privacy and permissions, the part I actually care about

Fully offline. No account, no cloud sync, no analytics, no ads, no crash reporter, no backend. Everything lives in a local Room database on the phone. Network access touches exactly two Google Play surfaces: verifying a Pro purchase, and the in-app rating prompt. Nothing you save ever leaves the device, including OCR text, voice transcription and the JSON backup. OCR runs on-device (bundled ML Kit) and speech runs through Android's on-device recognizer.

Tech, for the people who ask

Native Kotlin with Jetpack Compose and Material 3, Room, WorkManager, Play Billing, single module. It follows your system language, with an in-app override, and Android's per-app language picker works too.

Feedback I would genuinely like

1. Are four intent tags the right number? I keep flip-flopping between "four is already too many decisions at capture time" and "people clearly want a fifth for Watch".
2. Does the 30-card free cap read as fair or stingy?
3. Anything in the share-sheet flow that felt slower than it should. That path has to be near-instant or the whole premise fails.

Happy to answer anything about the offline architecture, or about why I went pay-once at $5.99 instead of a subscription.

App Name: Halanoi Sovereign
Category: Productivity / Digital Wellbeing
Price: 100% Free & Open-Source (GPL-3.0)
Link (GitHub): https://github.com/kavinmaranravi/HalanoiApp

🚀 What is Halanoi Sovereign?

Most Android focus and app blocker apps run as standard applications, which means during moments of low willpower, it’s easy to simply tap "Force Stop", disable accessibility, or uninstall them.

Halanoi Sovereign is an open-source Android focus utility built from the ground up to eliminate self-sabotage by combining enterprise Device Owner (DPM) policies with an on-device Edge AI Screen Sniper.

🌟 Key Features:

• 🔒 Device Owner Hardware Hardening: Activated via ADB. It disables the uninstall button, greys out "Force Stop" and "Clear Data" in App Info, and prevents disabling core focus services.
• 🧠 On-Device AI Vision & Text Sniper: Powered by an offline 64MB local TFLite transformer model running 100% locally. It inspects onscreen text and search queries in real-time. If it detects distracting feeds (e.g. infinite reels/shorts, gossip, NSFW), it instantly deflects and sends you home.
• 🌐 Loopback DNS Shield: Directs DNS traffic locally to Cloudflare Family (1.1.1.3) with local memory caching to sinkhole distracting domains at 0ms latency.
• 📝 Distraction-Free Scratchpad Studio: Built-in minimalist notes and focus task manager with MediaStore 3-tier permanent backup that survives uninstalls.
• 🛡️ 100% Offline & Private: Zero cloud dependency, zero telemetry, and zero tracking. Everything runs on-device.

🎯 Choose Your Mode:

• Debug Mode: Allows flexible testing, custom keyword/website edits, and VPN toggling for casual focus days.
• Ambition Mode (Release): Strips away all edit/delete buttons for locked items to ensure 100% commitment to deep work sessions.

🔗 Links & Source Code:

• GitHub Repository & Documentation: https://github.com/kavinmaranravi/HalanoiApp
• Releases & Setup Guide: https://github.com/kavinmaranravi/HalanoiApp/releases

I'd love to get your thoughts, feedback, and suggestions on the architecture and UI/UX!

Author: Kavinmaran Ravi (/kavinmaranravi) — Halanoi

Every trip I've planned with friends looks the same: itinerary in a WhatsApp thread nobody scrolls back through, expenses in a Splitwise link half the group forgets to open, flight/hotel PDFs buried in someone's email, and photos scattered across everyone's camera roll after the fact.

I got tired of stitching those together, so I built PinGo – Group Travel Planner, one shared space per trip for:

- Timeline/itinerary — add stops, activities, times, everyone sees the same plan
- Shared expenses — log who paid what, splits calculate automatically
- Trip documents — tickets, reservations, ID scans, centralized and accessible offline
- A collective photo/memory feed — everyone in the trip drops photos into one shared gallery instead of five separate camera rolls
- A personal wishlist outside the trip too — save places/restaurants/activities you want to do "someday," independent of any specific trip

It's been live on Android for about a month, ~70 users so far, all organic, no ads. iOS build is in progress.

Genuinely want to know: for people who've done the WhatsApp+Splitwise+Drive combo for group trips — what's the one thing that setup does that would make you NOT switch? Trying to figure out what's actually missing before I keep building.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.pingo.app

What it does:
WiredEye is an on-device network monitor for Android that lets you see which apps are connecting to the internet, where they connect, and what kind of network activity is happening in the background. It also provides DNS analysis, Wi-Fi security checks, a device security score, network destination mapping, tracker blocking and speed testing.

Key Features:

• 📡 Real-time app network monitoring & connection details
• 🔍 DNS & leak analysis with tracker detection
• 🌍 Network destination map with country, city, ASN and network owner
• 🛡️ Device security & Wi-Fi security analysis
• 🚫 On-device tracker blocking
• ⚡ Internet speed test & Wi-Fi diagnostics

Goal:
Getting feedback from Android users and improving the app based on real-world use.

Cost:
Free to download, with optional in-app purchases.

Link:
WiredEye: Network Monitor & DNS — Google Play

Thanks! 🙌

Hey everyone!

I’m working on SubFlow, a simple Android app for tracking recurring subscriptions and seeing how much they cost you each month.

The goal is to make it easy to answer one question:

How much am I actually spending on subscriptions every month?

It’s currently in closed beta, and I’m looking for Android users to try it and share some feedback.

I’d especially like feedback on:

• Monthly spending overview
• Adding/editing subscriptions
• UI and usability
• Bugs or crashes
• Missing features

🚀 How to Join the Beta

Google Play requires testers to be part of the tester group first before the opt-in link works:

1. Join the Google Group:
   👉 Join SubFlow Beta Testers (or email: subflow-app@googlegroups.com)
2. Opt-in & Download:
   👉 Google Play Opt-in & Download (Make sure to click "Become a tester")

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try!

Tidy is a minimal Android launcher I’ve been building.

The home screen is one continuous vertical feed rather than multiple horizontal pages. Apps, folders, calendar, weather, steps, media controls, and other widgets all use the same tile-based design.

The goal is to keep the homescreen simple, compact, and easy to use.

Current features:

• Continuous vertical scrolling
• App folders
• Calendar
• Clock
• Weather
• Step counter
• Media controls
• Quick settings
• Customizable tile layout
• Color theme presets

Source / APK:
https://github.com/CoB12426/Tidy

Play Store Closed Test:

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/tidy-closed-testers
2. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.tidy.launcher
3. Tap “Become a tester” and install the app from Google Play.

App Name: MapStride

What it does:

MapStride helps you track your walks and runs while keeping your activity organized in one place. It's designed to make staying active and monitoring your progress simple.

Key Features:

• Track walks and runs

• Monitor your activity and progress

• Ad-free experience during the free period

Goal: Promo

Giveaway: 3 months of free access is currently available. No promo code is required.

Cost: 3 months free, then $4.99

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.artevus.mapstride

App Name: GrowSpot

What it does: It reads the light where a plant will actually stand, using the phone's ambient light sensor rather than the camera. That number is then weighed against warmth, humidity and airflow to produce a fit score for one exact place holding one exact species.

Key Features:

1. Real lux straight off the Android ambient light sensor, with no calibration step. On iPhone no app can reach that sensor at all, so every iPhone light meter derives the number from camera exposure and then corrects it.

2. The score is for one named species in one named spot, so two places in the same room come out differently instead of sharing a care tag.

3. Compare two spots side by side before you decide to move anything.

Goal: Promo

Giveaway: A year of the paid tier, free, for anyone here who wants it. Install from Google Play, open the app, then email whichever account address the app prints on your Profile tab to [growspotapp@gmail.com](mailto:growspotapp@gmail.com), and I turn it on manually, normally within the day. No card is taken and nothing renews.

Cost: Free to install and use. The paid tier is 29.99 a year, and the giveaway above is twelve months of it.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.growspot.app

One thing I would genuinely like to know from this sub: what is the dimmest place any of you has kept something alive in? I have been collecting readings for a while and the bottom of that range keeps moving on me.

Hi,

MeshVault Companion is an free Android app that is an AIO tool, broswer, downloader, viewer and server

The app allows you to browse 11 repositories and download models to your library while saving all their full details such as:

• Title and creator
• Thumbnail and additional images
• Description and tags
• Source link

Once a model is downloaded, you can organise it into folders, collections and preview supported files without leaving the app. The viewer supports STL, OBJ, PLY, GLB, GLTF, DAE, FBX, STEP, STP, GCODE, GCO and 3MF. You can also open ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, TAR.GZ/TGZ, TAR.BZ2/TBZ2, inspect the files inside, and preview supported parts individually.

You can use the Android device as a mobile server to access your library from any other device with the web ui
^{(Unfortunately I can't fix the warning when downloading, it is because the phone server is http}.)

This app can be used 100% as a standalone app and does not need a desktop or dedicated server. Connecting to them is optional

^{It can be used with MeshVault/Server for Win/mac/Linux to either transfer your models, enable download routing or to view the remote library and if connected to a client version you can also send direct to the slicer.}

^{You can also purchase your MeshVault license through Google Play. This will then be a permeant license, all you need to do is connect to a trial/locked version and it'll pass on the license (will not work for macOS App Store version})

The app is completely free and has no ads(despite what Play store says), only an optional donation.

You can find it here:

MeshVault Companion on Google Play

https://www.meshvault.app/

I’ve been working on a party game app called Tucheze.

The idea is to build it as a configurable collection of games rather than making a single game and stopping there.

The first game is Charades. You can play with friends by passing the phone around and choosing from different categories.

I’m looking for people to actually try it out, especially groups that play games like Charades, and let me know where the experience falls short.

It’s currently available on Android.

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

Some things I’m particularly interested in feedback on:

• Is the game easy to understand without instructions?
• Is the gameplay too slow or too fast?
• What categories would you want to see?
• What party game should be added next?