Every daily-quote app wants you up at 5AM optimizing your existence. Unbothered is the rebuttal: one dry reality check a day, a widget that just sits there, and a notification that never guilt-trips you. The daily line, widgets, and notifications are free.
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Hi PH 👋,
Solo dev here. I built Unbothered because every quote app I tried made me feel like a failing startup. This one isn't trying to fix you - it's one honest line a day, like "Your boss's 'emergency' is just poor planning wearing a tie." The core app is free, no freemium bait. I'd genuinely love feedback, especially on the card designs and the daily-line tone. Ask me anything.
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love the no-pressure vibe here, the dry tone is honestly refreshing compared to all the hustle-porn quote apps out there. one thing though, could you add an option to set your own notification time instead of just the default? some of us want it with our morning coffee, others want it right before bed to wind down. would make it feel even more personal
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@enginmoro Yes, right now its a random slot at morning or night because the app is trying to be on-brand about being 'unbothered'. But this is a good suggestion, I will add it in future update :) If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
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love the anti-hustle vibe here, finally an app that doesn't shame me for sleeping in. one thing i'd genuinely use though is a way to save quotes into little collections, like ones that hit especially hard or whatever, so i can come back to them later without scrolling forever.
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@n_lok72335 Yes, subscribers get an option to view previously 'hearted' quotes in "Archive". You can go to Settings (top right gear icon) -> Archive to view your previously loved quotes.
If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
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the copy is doing the heavy lifting here and it actually lands. love that the widget just exists on the home screen without nagging, feels like the rarest kind of restraint in this category.
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@esranldf Thank you! The nagging part was the hardest thing to not build, honestly. Every instinct in a growth playbook says add a streak, add a badge, remind them at 7am if they haven't opened it. Left all of that out on purpose. If the app has to guilt you into opening it, the whole premise is a lie.
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@esranldf If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
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finally a quote app that does not yell at me. the dry one-liner plus a silent widget actually feels like self-care without the hustle lecture.
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@gke1051485 Thank you! If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
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Finally an app that does not yell at me to wake up and seize the day. The dry quotes actually made me laugh out loud on day two.
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@zcanhasanoiulk Thank you! If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
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The "never guilt-trips you" promise is such a breath of fresh air. Love that the widget just sits quietly doing its thing instead of flashing neon at you like every other motivation app out there.
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@ferdivppa Thank you! If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
love the no-pressure vibe here, the dry tone is honestly refreshing compared to all the hustle-porn quote apps out there. one thing though, could you add an option to set your own notification time instead of just the default? some of us want it with our morning coffee, others want it right before bed to wind down. would make it feel even more personal
@enginmoro Yes, right now its a random slot at morning or night because the app is trying to be on-brand about being 'unbothered'. But this is a good suggestion, I will add it in future update :) If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
love the anti-hustle vibe here, finally an app that doesn't shame me for sleeping in. one thing i'd genuinely use though is a way to save quotes into little collections, like ones that hit especially hard or whatever, so i can come back to them later without scrolling forever.
@n_lok72335 Yes, subscribers get an option to view previously 'hearted' quotes in "Archive". You can go to Settings (top right gear icon) -> Archive to view your previously loved quotes.
If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
the copy is doing the heavy lifting here and it actually lands. love that the widget just exists on the home screen without nagging, feels like the rarest kind of restraint in this category.
@esranldf Thank you! The nagging part was the hardest thing to not build, honestly. Every instinct in a growth playbook says add a streak, add a badge, remind them at 7am if they haven't opened it. Left all of that out on purpose. If the app has to guilt you into opening it, the whole premise is a lie.
@esranldf If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
finally a quote app that does not yell at me. the dry one-liner plus a silent widget actually feels like self-care without the hustle lecture.
@gke1051485 Thank you! If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
Finally an app that does not yell at me to wake up and seize the day. The dry quotes actually made me laugh out loud on day two.
@zcanhasanoiulk Thank you! If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!
The "never guilt-trips you" promise is such a breath of fresh air. Love that the widget just sits quietly doing its thing instead of flashing neon at you like every other motivation app out there.
@ferdivppa Thank you! If you liked the app, please consider reviewing it in app store as it will help a solo dev like me a lot!