This is a submission for the Gemma 4 Challenge: Build with Gemma 4
TL;DR
What: Vestige—an ADHD-friendly Android app designed to point...
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One of the more technically honest challenge submissions in my opinion.
Are you doing all of this directly on Android, or is there a desktop machine in the loop for the Kotlin/Compose side? I used to do my best developing on Android devices and loved pushing them to edge.
Thank you. I did it all directly on Android, cause I didn't see any reason to add a step between me and toast 🤣 Although next time I'll probably invest some more learning time in Android Studio. I imagine there's some handy things in there I have yet to discover.
This is absolutely amazing!🔥
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Thank you, Ashley, for your thoughtful effort.
Sharing your experience with accuracy and respect for developers.
You explained how you thought and why you built it.
A real engineer's experience, not a product ad.
I wish you more happiness and success.
To our engineer, Ashley Childress.
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I like the honesty in this. A lot of AI productivity tools overpromise by trying to sound smarter than the user. A tracker that simply reflects patterns, habits, and blind spots without pretending to be a life coach feels more useful. The value is not “AI knows your brain.” It’s helping you notice what you usually miss.
That title alone deserves a click 😂
But honestly, the “won’t blow smoke up your ass” angle is refreshing. Most AI productivity/mental-health tools either overhype everything or try too hard to sound supportive instead of useful.
That sentence sums up the entire anti-design for the project 😆
really cool. I loved the part where it protects privacy. It is important to share stuff feely.
This is amazing