I’ve been experimenting with how the Apple Watch can help us stay a little more mindful especially during busy days. Here’s something I’ve been trying lately 👇

If you’ve ever wanted a tiny moment of stillness during your day, this kind of tool might be worth exploring. Sometimes, less really is more. #Mindfulness #meditation #minimalism.

It gently tracks your streaks, reminds you when needed, and stays out of the way. It’s become part of my daily rhythm, short, quiet pauses that don’t feel like effort.

The goal? Create space for quiet, without needing a perfect environment or 30 minutes of silence. Even a few seconds of mindful repetition can change the way the rest of the day feels.

So I made a small app that lives only on the Apple Watch. No phone needed. No complicated setup. Just tap, wait, and chant.

Most mindfulness tools ask for too much time. Long meditations. Complex features. I wanted something much simpler, just a gentle nudge to pause, breathe, and repeat a mantra.

Love seeing all the amazing apps being built for @RevenueCat’s #Shipaton 👏 . I’m building something a little different…. SleepTracker – an iOS + Apple Watch app to help me figure out why I wake up tired (even after 8 hours 😅). Join the waitlist 👉

Apple Watch Mirroring stuck on “Connecting…” via iPhone Accessibility. The real issue? A pending watchOS update. Once installed, mirroring worked fine. Would be great if iOS told me that instead of just “Connecting.”. #indiedev #AppleWatch

ChantFlow is a mindful Apple Watch app that helps you build a daily practice using the 108-count tradition, haptic rhythm, and streak tracking. #IndieDev #watchOS #Mindfulness.

Waiting for ChantFlow update to go In Review since Friday 😅.Do App Store reviewers skip weekends?.

You can check out EyeEase here:. It’s a simple macOS app that reminds you to take healthy screen breaks. Subtle, lightweight, and easy on the eyes (literally). Thanks for reading! . #buildinpublic #macOS #indiedev #privacy.

So if you're an indie dev and still flying blind, I highly recommend adding analytics. It helps you:.1. Understand your users.2.Focus development.3. Discover unexpected markets. All without selling your soul (or your users' data).

With this data, I’m now:.1. Localizing feature sets.2. Prioritizing features people are actually using.3. Considering multilingual support.All of this while respecting user privacy.

But here’s the thing. Analytics shouldn’t mean privacy invasion. That’s why I chose @telemetrydeck, it's privacy-first, no creepy tracking, no personal data collected. Just enough insight to help improve the product.

It made me realise even small apps can have a global impact. You never know who's using your tool or how it's helping them. Without analytics, I would've never known.

Within a short span, users showed up from:.🇺🇸 US.🇬🇧 UK.🇩🇪 Germany.🇨🇦 Canada.🇳🇵 Nepal.🇪🇸 Spain.🇫🇮 Finland.🇻🇳 Vietnam.🇷🇴 Romania.🇱🇹 Lithuania.🇳🇱 Netherlands.That blew my mind! I thought this was just a tiny indie app just for me.

I recently added analytics (via @telemetrydeck) to my macOS menu bar app, EyeEase, which helps users take screen breaks and rest their eyes. I didn’t expect what I saw next. 🌍

1. Implemented exact keyword rankings .2. Clear visibility of where each keyword appears (title, subtitle, keywords, description). Better ASO decisions with precise data! . Built with @boltdotdev & @cursor_ai . #buildinpublic #CursorAI #boltdotnew

4. Want to try it?. If you have an Apple Watch and like to meditate or chant mantras give it a go! . Would love your thoughts. 🙏. #MindfulnessMatters #AppleWatch #IndieDev #buildinpublic.

3. How it feels to use. The vibration on your wrist is super subtle but keeps you fully present. No distractions. It’s perfect for early morning or evening practice.