I made a list with all feature requests that address Feature Equality with between Android and the iOS app version.
I created some of the tickets and edited some of them, for a better Overview.
Feel free to comment here, if you find others, that would fit in here – or have ideas.
“Real feature equality” will probably never happen, since we are continuously developing both apps – which means because of the head start the iOS version had (developed over a year before Android) and the different systems catching up completely will never happen.
Still we want to introduce as many features to the Android app as soon as possible – and are also working on Android only features.
For example we just implemented the adult content detox into our Android version – and build with it the foundation for website blocking. (see both down in the list)
Hi @Maarten , thank you for the request! Which intervention types are you most looking forward to on Android? We’d love to know so we can prioritize the ones that matter most first!
Maarten
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Dec 18, 2025
Can’t really say which ones, because most of the ones are phone specific, so I haven’t tested them yet. Though perhaps I’d choose the minimal breathing because I am not a fan of the text popping up. Other than that I’m interested in the don’t get lost notifications, though I am not sure if it would actually be something that helps me.
Maarten
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Dec 28, 2025
Actually the minimal breathing setting on Android seems very low-effort to add and one that I really would use, as the “masochist punishment style” of being shown “how much you failed” I find to only cause shame instead of actually encouraging change.
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Jun 16
PinnedHi there,
I made a list with all feature requests that address Feature Equality with between Android and the iOS app version.
I created some of the tickets and edited some of them, for a better Overview.
Feel free to comment here, if you find others, that would fit in here – or have ideas.
“Real feature equality” will probably never happen, since we are continuously developing both apps – which means because of the head start the iOS version had (developed over a year before Android) and the different systems catching up completely will never happen.
Still we want to introduce as many features to the Android app as soon as possible – and are also working on Android only features.
For example we just implemented the adult content detox into our Android version – and build with it the foundation for website blocking. (see both down in the list)
Hope you stay as tuned as us!
Interventions/Interruptions
• Random Text Intervention/Interruption [In Review]
• Follow the Dot Intervention [In Review]
• Adjust Default Intervention Time per App [In Review]
Intervention Boosters
• Wider Re-Intervention Adjustability [In Review]
• Don't Get Lost Notifications [In Review]
Healthy Habits
• Healthy Alternatives [Planned]
• Journaling [In Review]
• Intention Tracking [In Review]
Scheduling and Automation
• Schedule Intervention/Interruptions [In Progress]
• Recurring Blocks [In Progress]
• Focus/Chill/Work Mode [In Review]
Others:
• Block Sessions [In Progress]
• Stats and Graphs [In Review]
• Website blocking [Planned]
• Browser Extensions [In Review]
Cheat-Locks
• Lock App Settings [In Review]
• Adult Content Detox [Completed]
Marcelo Santos Passos
Jan 2
I'd love to have follow the dot in android too. I miss it so much when I moved from iOS :(
Lucas
Jun 16
Here you go to the feature request: Follow the Dot Intervention
Yuan Yao
Dec 17, 2025
Hi @Maarten , thank you for the request! Which intervention types are you most looking forward to on Android? We’d love to know so we can prioritize the ones that matter most first!
Maarten
Dec 18, 2025
Can’t really say which ones, because most of the ones are phone specific, so I haven’t tested them yet. Though perhaps I’d choose the minimal breathing because I am not a fan of the text popping up. Other than that I’m interested in the don’t get lost notifications, though I am not sure if it would actually be something that helps me.
Maarten
Dec 28, 2025
Actually the minimal breathing setting on Android seems very low-effort to add and one that I really would use, as the “masochist punishment style” of being shown “how much you failed” I find to only cause shame instead of actually encouraging change.