Open testing in the browser
The app runs fully in the browser — training, bosses, nutrition with scanner, sleep, care, friends. Tester feedback flows in continuously, often the same day.
jendrallek.expo.app — free, an account is all you need.
The foundation
The business registration is under way, the brand is in place, and the legal pages are live. The affiliate programme comes next — it depended on the business registration, which is why it came last.
HABITAT
A second app, and it comes before JENDRALLEK: a map that shows you where the real stuff is outside — pull-up bars and parallel bars, drinking water, farm stands, viewpoints, shelters.
No account, nothing to set up, nothing to maintain. Open, find, close. The points come from OpenStreetMap, so the map is full on day one instead of empty.
Record a walk if you feel like it and let the way back guide you — but you don’t have to. And you can load an area onto your phone beforehand: the map still works where the signal stops.
Each place tells you what it’s like: how far you can see, how quiet it is, whether the ground is good barefoot, and for orchards, when what ripens.
Free. STAY PRIMAL is still the motto — the app is called HABITAT.
Why first
JENDRALLEK does too much to be found under a single search term. HABITAT does one thing, and that one thing is what people search for.
It is not a second project: it is the same map and the same code. Every hour on it is also an hour on JENDRALLEK.
When you’re out there
During a walk the map shows when you have to turn back — worked out from how long you’ve already been going, not a fixed hour before sunset. Four hours out means four hours back.
If you leave the path, the map says so: only after seventy metres and a full minute, so it doesn’t nag at every bend. In an emergency the nearest rescue point is right there — the number the dispatcher asks for first.
At night the map turns red on request: your eyes stay dark-adapted, and a white screen throws that away in a second.
When
Both apps are planned for the fall, HABITAT first. There is deliberately no fixed date here: the last step is the review by Apple and Google, and how long that takes is not up to anyone here.
As soon as a date is certain, it will appear right here.
The native app
The step from the browser onto the phone as a real app — the basis for everything else on this list.
Apple Health & real sleep tracking
Measured nights instead of textbook values: the cycle alarm will then use your own sleep cycle length, the sleep debt your real times. Health data stays where it is — on your device.
An alarm that rings
The calculation has long been in place — the native app gives it the sound. Woken at the end of a cycle, or to the minute if you prefer.
Widgets & lock screen
Rings, daily goal and the next alarm on your home screen — iOS, Android and the iOS lock screen.
JENDRALLEK on the App Store & Play Store
The official release of the big app — after HABITAT. From then on there will also be guide videos and the ad campaign — three spots are fully drafted.
Appointments in your calendar
Care appointments and scheduled routines move into the Apple or Android calendar — you can note them down already today.
The help button while running
A button on the run screen that sends your friends a message with your location if something happens. The item on this list that matters most to us.
Apple Watch
Count sets and start runs from your wrist.
More languages
The app speaks German and English, with Spanish, Russian and Serbian prepared.
Sharing running routes
Pass routes on to friends — with start and end trimmed off, so nobody accidentally shares their front door.
More guides, more content
This website grows with the app — guides, background articles, and whatever the testers ask most often.