Vindly — test build notes (Apr 30 – May 1, 2026)

[Michał Żmudzin]

Purchases & premium

• Fixed a crash when opening the premium / subscription screen (billing library change). Please re-check browsing plans and completing a test purchase.
• Free users now see Adaptive Luminance in settings in a read-only, dimmed form with a short upsell; premium unlock applies Stealth, Smart Hide, and Adaptive Luminance together on first upgrade. Existing subscribers get a one-time alignment of these options on cold start—worth a smoke test after update.

Setup & navigation

• Smart Setup flow updated: back navigation (including system back on newer Android) should behave more predictably. Please walk through the full setup and use back from overlays/dialogs.
• Stricter rules for when driving / navigation automation is allowed: app should only restore or schedule certain things when Vindly is actually in use. Verify Safe Haven / HUD wake and nav-related behavior after force-stop, cold start, and normal session.

Shutdown & startup

• Exit / shutdown behavior is more centralized: charger-based auto-shutdown, media, and service cleanup should feel consistent. Please test deep exit, auto-shutdown on charger, and reopening after exit.
• Startup is slightly deferred (less work before first meaningful UI); if you notice missing toasts or odd first-launch timing, flag it.

NFC & Bluetooth (“cockpit” session)

• Session origin is tracked as NFC, Bluetooth, or manual (with compatibility for older “launched by NFC” behavior).
• NFC and Bluetooth wording in settings is refreshed; NFC unsupported state uses clearer disabled styling.

Fonts & localization

• Default UI font in settings/toolbar switches to Inter; Titillium and some old font assets are removed. Check languages with non-Latin scripts (e.g. Arabic, Thai, CJK, Hebrew, Hindi) for missing glyphs or ugly fallbacks on HUD and lists.
• Many Adaptive Luminance, Uncertified Lab, and Smart HUD automation strings updated across locales—spot-check EN/PL and a few other languages.

HUD / stealth / Advanced Lab

• Stealth “novelty” pulse: smoother fades and rhythm aligned with stealth easing settings—no abrupt brightness jumps when effects start.
• Advanced Lab is behind premium and a one-time risk acknowledgment; stealth-related Lab controls live in settings only; duplicate Advanced Lab entry removed from theme sheet. Badge/icon coloring during stealth novelty follows normal theme rules unless Lab enables icon tint.
• HUD personalization: smarter color/theming prefs, Legacy HUD archives dialog, circadian/time-of-day–aware refreshed summary text for Adaptive Luminance.
• Quieter, more consistent motion when tiles expand, lists open, or settings HUD moves (less “bounce”).
• Unified Quiet Luxury polish: stealth wake, idle dimming, and accent colors behave more consistently.