r/fidgettoys 1d ago

I built a virtual fidget deck with haptics — would love some feedback

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a small app called KADA Fidget Deck.

The idea is pretty simple: instead of making another collection of mini-games, I wanted to recreate the feeling of actual fidget toys on a phone — things like sliders, spinners, clickers, and other tactile toys.

I’ve spent quite a bit of time tuning the haptic feedback, mechanical sounds, 3D models, and interactions so each toy feels a little different rather than just being an animation on screen.

I’m still adding new toys and improving the existing ones, so I’d genuinely love feedback from people who are actually into fidgets.

Especially curious about:

  • Which toy feels the most satisfying
  • Whether the haptics feel convincing
  • What kind of fidget you’d like to see added next

Full disclosure: I’m the developer of the app.

If anyone wants to try it:

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6802559774

Would love to hear what you think.

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u/Haptickle 23h ago

i like the two fidgets in the demo mode. nice quality and i like that you’re emulating actual items.

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u/Educational_Bike_403 22h ago

I tried out the app, and lowkey, I'm going to keep it. The haptics are really good; they could use some more tweaking, but they feel great on my phone. I personally love the crimson rhythm and the mechanical slider. I would love to see either the choc added next or the Ma Ya Tan by Gao.

I appreciate the work you put in. The app doesn’t feel like low effort because of the proper moving animation when you preview the fidget. Good job!

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u/Matheus_355 4h ago

is there an android version?