Author here. The point of posts on this devlog is to show ways in which you can replace a bunch of different specialized, proprietary mobile apps of dubious provenance with a single general, reputable open source app (LÖVE running my carousel.love file, which is a cross-platform zip file containing all source code and live-editable on a computer).
If you have a favorite chess clock product you use, and it has any niceties or features that cause you to favor it over this little thing made with 100 lines of code, I'd love to hear about them. I want this thing to be a real product that competes with real products on mobile devices, but that can also stabilize and become a durable artifact that doesn't require funding or a business underlying it. I don't have the product/UX chops to do this, but it has time since it'll never run out of money. So all we all have to do is spend 10 years polishing and refining it without adding too many features :)
If you have a favorite chess clock product you use, and it has any niceties or features that cause you to favor it over this little thing made with 100 lines of code, I'd love to hear about them. I want this thing to be a real product that competes with real products on mobile devices, but that can also stabilize and become a durable artifact that doesn't require funding or a business underlying it. I don't have the product/UX chops to do this, but it has time since it'll never run out of money. So all we all have to do is spend 10 years polishing and refining it without adding too many features :)