Android preview

Goals-first habit tracking for ADHD brains.

DopaLoop for Android is an early native preview focused on the core loop: goals, supportive habits, gentle check-ins, catalogs, onboarding, and local insights.

I'm Stephan, the ADHD dev behind DopaLoop. I'm building the Android version for people who need habit tracking to feel supportive, not punishing.

English-first closed beta for US/UK testers, with DE/AT/CH welcome too. No account, no ads, no cloud sync.

DopaLoop Android dashboard DopaLoop Android analytics

Current beta scope

The core DopaLoop loop, rebuilt for Android.

Goals first

Create a goal first, then choose habits that support it. Progress is shown at goal level, not as pressure to protect a streak.

Habit support

Pick habits from a catalog or add your own. Habits are treated as tools, not tests of willpower.

0-5 check-ins

Use a gentle intensity scale so partial progress still counts and a quieter day still leaves useful signal.

Local analytics

Momentum, steadiness, strong days, and habit pairings are calculated on device with RSD-sensitive wording.

Template catalogs

Start from goals and habits for stress, sleep, focus, movement, and everyday structure.

Privacy-first preview

Your goals, habits, check-ins, brain dumps, audio, and transcripts stay on your device. Google may receive technical ML Kit diagnostics, never your DopaLoop content.

Beta walkthrough

Two short paths through the Android core loop.

A quiet 19-second preview of onboarding, habit suggestions, check-ins, local insights, template browsing, and the dashboard.

Goals, habits, check-ins, insights.

The beta video uses real Android screenshots from the current test dataset and keeps the narration visual, so it works with sound off.

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Screenshots

Built to feel calm, direct, and usable from day one.

Check-in sheet with intensity scale Habit suggestions during onboarding Goal catalog sheet Habit catalog sheet

Beta feedback

Your feedback decides what I build next.

This is an early beta, and I'm choosing what to build next based on what testers tell me, so your input genuinely steers the app. It is most useful when it describes what you tried, what you expected, and what happened instead.

And it pays off: testers who send real feedback during the beta get a free lifetime license once DopaLoop Android leaves beta and adds paid features.

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Closed test access

Want to join the Android closed beta?

I'm collecting Google account email addresses for the Play Store closed test group. The beta is English-first and open to testers in the US, UK, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

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