First, congratulations on the App release; and I think I saw this highlighted on SetApp few days/weeks back. Sorry, I didn't install this time around. I do love to try indie-developed apps and have quite a few in my toolset.<p>Personally, I have been moving more and more towards "defaults", tools as means and get to my end (the work) as much as I can. Spend some time learning the features, nuances of the default apps and they become part of your muscle memory. For instance, swiping left-right on the iPhone screen shows the battery of the phone and the watch. Doing the same on the iPad, shows its and the Pencil. I like clean, non-distracting desktop and try to minimize anything beyond the must-haves.<p>I stopped using any percentage/number indicator for batteries since 2013 (or so)[1] to stop the anxiety of charging/topping up. If something dies, good time for a break, slow-down, or read a physical book or just play around with the kids.<p>A rather personal thought and opinion, which might help others be actually productive in short burst and to be busy at all times with notifications sneaking round the corner.<p>1. <a href="https://brajeshwar.com/2014/missing-step-productivity-activities-stop-notifications/" rel="nofollow">https://brajeshwar.com/2014/missing-step-productivity-activi...</a>