I would buy this Mudita product, I think many others would too

In recent events I sold my Mudita Kompakt, life was getting to complicated with a society that is built around smartphones.

But my new solution have worked even better than a dumb phone/feature phone/dumbed down phone. And that is a smartwatch.

I bought an Amazfit Active 2, deactivated all the health-related functions. I get my notifications and calls through it and it prevents me from looking at my phone and get sucked in a scrolling loop.

This is when the idea came to me, the perfect company for making a smartwatch with mindfulness, an e-ink screen and good design would be Mudita.

Mudita already makes watches, and phones with e-ink screen så making something like a more mindful Pebble would be possible. No focus on monitor everything thats going on in our body and maybe have a focus on intentional use with functions like meditation, taking calls, looking at texts, counting steps and so on.

Is this something you have thought about @urszula @michalstasiuk ?

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But why? I think there are already devices that do such things.

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Right now, that’s not on our radar, but we never say never :slight_smile:

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You are correct, the Pebble kinda does this and other smartwatches can be configured to be like this.

But neither of the solutions offer the same mindful design and lessen the distractions from health notifications, scrolling through watchfaces (the Pebble-people seem to love this), monitor heartbeats, sleeping, and so on.

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get a watchy and claude code your own watch face and use gadgetbridge to connect it to your mudita (or normie phone). Solved.

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:rocket: you genius!

way over my level of comprehension -

“get a watchy and claude code your own watch face and use gadgetbridge to connect it to your mudita”

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Some people have mounted a smart watch into a housing which makes them into a small factor mobile phone and removed many of the apps.

I like the concept but it would not be easy to make and receive phone calls, guess you would need Bluetooth headphones.

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