Experimental branch · Supporter release lab

WidgetStack Next

WidgetStack Next is the experimental branch of WidgetStack — a gated product lab for early widgets, self-hosted builds, release testing, and community-driven development.

New widgets start here first. Supporters help test direction, stability, and usability before successful builds graduate into the public WidgetStack app for everyone.

Early buildsSelf-hosted APKsBuild browserAccess gatingUpdate checkerRelease notesCommunity feedbackExperimental widgetsSupporter accessVersion selectionStabilization flowPublic graduation
Experimental release lab
WidgetStack Next app screens showing experimental builds
The purpose

A faster way to test ideas without destabilizing the public app.

WidgetStack stays clean and stable for public users. WidgetStack Next gives experimental widgets and early systems a separate place to grow, break, improve, and stabilize with real feedback.

The result is a practical release pipeline: supporters get early access, development gets stronger feedback, and polished widgets can eventually move into the free public app.

Protect the public app

Experimental builds stay separated from stable users.

Reward supporters

Early access helps fund continued development.

Test with real people

Direction and stability improve before public release.

Graduate what works

Successful widgets can move into WidgetStack for free.

Self-hosted build delivery

The app checks an API/database for available WidgetStack Next releases

Users can download and install the latest build from inside the app

Older builds can remain available for testing, comparison, or rollback

Release notes and version details help users understand what changed

Access-gated participation

The APK alone does not unlock experimental widgets

Users must sign in and have the correct access to use gated builds

Supporter access helps fund development while keeping testing controlled

Entitlements protect pre-release systems even if the APK is shared

Community-guided testing

New widgets begin in Next before moving into the public WidgetStack app

Users help test stability, usability, layout behavior, and direction

Feedback helps decide whether a build needs refinement or is ready to graduate

Experimental work becomes more reliable before it reaches everyone

Release and update system

The app checks for new self-hosted releases

Users receive notifications when a new version is available

Builds can be distributed without waiting on public app store rollout timing

WidgetStack Next can move quickly while stable WidgetStack stays clean

Release pipeline

From experimental build to public widget.

WidgetStack Next turns early widget development into a staged process. New ideas can be released quickly, tested by supporters, refined through feedback, and stabilized before becoming part of the public app.

1

Experimental widget

2

Next build

3

Supporter testing

4

Feedback + revisions

5

Stabilization

6

Public WidgetStack release

Build browser

A release list lets users see available versions and choose what to install.

Version freedom

Users can install whichever available build they need for testing or updates.

Release alerts

Update checks and notifications keep testers aware of new builds.

What this proves

A release ecosystem for building in public — carefully.

WidgetStack Next proves OndaSupply can build gated product ecosystems, self-hosted release distribution, entitlement-based access, update notifications, feedback loops, and staged product pipelines that connect experimental work back into a stable public product.