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I released a new version of Nadget in the Google Play Store. It now supports notifications allowing the user to choose a time to be notified; on selecting the notification, the app opens and gets refreshed. There a few UI changes, a new icon and a rewritten drawer.

Check out the screenshots below.

The new icon designed using Figma, an excellent online graphics editor with easy-to-use layers support.

Main screen with a shortcut menu to change to dark theme and get to settings



Notifications


The redesigned drawer

I released a new version of Nadget on Google Play yesterday. The new version features a dark theme for easy reading at night and an option to switch off image loading in the main list (useful if you have a bad connection or want to conserve data).

Do check it out on Google Play, or Amazon Appstore for Android or GetJar

Nadget has been featured on MaterialUp - a site that showcases apps, UI kits, icons and other UX components built following Material design guidelines. This is a great a honor to me as I have looked to MaterialUp for inspiration while designing the app. Do checkout the site.

After months of development, I finally completed and published my app, Nadget on Google Play. The app offers a selection of feeds from Indian gadget and technology sites. The UI follows Material design guidelines and provides for an uninterrupted reading experience.

Posts can be shared or saved for later reading. I have also integrated with Dropbox to export the list of selected feeds and saved articles in case you are moving to a new device or restoring from a hard reset. For users who would like to suggest other feeds, I have included an option to do so.