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FidgetDrop: Wear OS Fidget

Wear OS•Native Kotlin + Jetpack Compose•Free at launch• No Ads• No Tracking• Offline

A standalone Wear OS fidget app with three haptic-first interaction modes, optional generated sound that follows watch audio settings, and a discreet silent mode.

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FidgetDrop: Wear OS Fidget is currently in active development. The features listed below represent the planned scope. Want to know when it launches?

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Planned Features

Three watch-native fidgets: Haptic Tap, Squeeze Rhythm, and Button Grid
Distinct tactile patterns designed for quick, satisfying wrist interactions
Optional locally generated sound feedback with no bundled audio files
Sound enabled by default at the app level while still following the watch system volume, mute state, and audio routing
Discreet Mode that always suppresses sound while keeping haptics available
Rotary crown support for changing tap modes and controlling squeeze intensity
Wear OS launcher Tile and SHORT_TEXT watch face complication
Settings stored locally on the watch with no account or cloud dependency
Standalone operation with no phone companion, internet permission, ads, analytics, or developer backend
Layouts and previews designed for small round, large round, square, and large-font Wear OS configurations

Frequently Asked Questions

Does FidgetDrop for Wear OS require a phone companion app?

No. It is a standalone Wear OS app that runs directly on the watch.

How does sound feedback work?

Sound feedback is enabled by default at the app level and uses short tones generated locally on the watch. Playback follows the watch system volume, mute state, and audio routing. Discreet Mode always mutes app sounds.

Does the app record audio or need microphone access?

No. FidgetDrop only produces optional sound output. It does not record audio and does not request microphone permission.

What permissions does it use?

The current app requests only vibration permission for haptic feedback. It does not request internet, location, microphone, camera, health, notification, storage, or background-service permissions.

Are the fidget modes paid?

The current release candidate includes Haptic Tap, Squeeze Rhythm, and Button Grid without an unlock.

Is FidgetDrop a medical or therapy app?

No. It is a general-purpose tactile fidget app and does not provide medical, therapeutic, or mental-health treatment claims.

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