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Flashring : Réveil lycée

Flashring règle ton réveil tout seul, d'après ton vrai emploi du temps.

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Flashring règle ton réveil tout seul, d'après ton vrai emploi du temps.

COLLE TON LIEN, C'EST TOUT
Copie le lien de ton emploi du temps (PRONOTE ou autre, format .ics) et appuie sur « Coller le lien ». Flashring programme ton réveil avant ton premier cours, chaque jour, sans que tu y touches.

UN RÉVEIL QUI S'ADAPTE

  • Prof absent, cours annulé, semaine A ou B, changement d'horaire : l'heure se recalcule toute seule.
  • Flashring vérifie ton emploi du temps en arrière-plan et recalcule ton réveil quand il change (selon ce que ton téléphone autorise).
  • Ton temps de préparation et ton temps de trajet sont retirés de l'heure de ton premier cours.
  • Jour sans cours : pas de réveil. Week-end et vacances : un réveil de secours, si tu le veux.

DES RAPPELS UTILES (EN OPTION)

  • La veille au soir : l'heure de ton réveil, tes matières du lendemain et de quoi faire ton sac.
  • Le matin : l'heure à laquelle partir pour arriver à l'heure.
  • Une fiche « Ta journée » : réveil, départ conseillé, premier cours et toutes les matières de ton sac.
  • Quand l'alarme sonne, elle te rappelle ton heure de départ.

À TON IMAGE
Plusieurs sons d'alarme (ou importe le tien, 30 secondes maximum), le nombre de sonneries à ta façon, et un thème en duo de couleurs : choisis ton fond et ton accent sur la roue des couleurs.

EN OPTION : LES FLAMMES ENTRE POTES
Les flammes sont facultatives. Si tu les actives, tu coupes l'alarme en envoyant un selfie à des amis que tu as choisis. Il ne peut être ouvert qu'une seule fois. Si vous vous répondez le même jour, une flamme s'allume et grimpe chaque jour où vous vous réveillez ensemble, avec des titres d'amitié à débloquer. Sans les flammes, Flashring reste un réveil qui s'adapte à ton emploi du temps.

TA VIE PRIVÉE, PRISE AU SÉRIEUX

  • Aucun compte n'est nécessaire pour le réveil.
  • Personne ne voit ton pseudo, tes amis ou tes photos sans que tu l'aies ajouté toi-même.
  • Une flamme est supprimée dès qu'elle a été ouverte.
  • Aucune garantie technique n'est ab
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This app is made and run by its builder, not by TestMyBuild. We tried it once before listing it, which is not a check that it is safe, keeps working or handles your data well. Use your own judgement.

How to test this app

  1. Open the app and sign up with your real email. Start the free trial if there is one.
  2. Use it the way you would use it for real, for at least a day.
  3. Come back here. Post a screenshot of your signup and what you honestly think. One post per app, worth the listing's bounty when approved.

Feedback

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Flashring: Review

What I love
This is a great idea. It solves one very specific, small problem, and it solves it well. I'm not in school anymore so it isn't for me personally, but it works very well and I like that it connects directly to your timetable. The app is clean, simple, and looks very good. I don't think the app itself needs to change at all.

The ads
The only thing I'd change is the ads. Their placement is unusual (not many apps do it this way), and they break the clean, straightforward feel of the app. More importantly, ads only make real money once you have thousands of users. I'd remove them for now. If you go for a mass-user strategy and actually reach those numbers, you can always add them back.

Business strategy: sell to schools
This is more business advice than development advice, but I think this is where the real money is:

  • Make it premium, unlocked by a school code. Students can only use the app with a code from their school. That could be a simple access code, or a login through the platforms you already connect with (OAuth).
  • Start with your own school. Pitch it as "your students will be on time more often." Think about what the school, the teachers, and the directors each get out of it. Ask a teacher to present the app to the school.
  • Price for the buyer. A whole school could pay a one-off fee in the thousands of euros. If that's too big a first step, sell to one person, like a guidance counselor or the teacher with first-period classes, for around €20. They get a code and hand it out to their students.
  • Teachers are your distribution. Once a school buys, the teachers spread the app for you, because it's simply a help for them.

Don't worry about being copied
A lot of people worry that someone will copy their app, but big companies usually don't. Building it themselves is too much work, so they buy instead. If you can grow this and show it makes a profit, the platforms you connect with (like PRONOTE) could become potential buyers.

Expansion
Once it works in France, expand to other French-speaking regions. Belgium is a natural place to start, followed by other francophone countries.

Bottom line
The app is great and works as is. Your challenge isn't the product, it's the business model. Lose the ads, go premium through schools, and show that people use it.

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