After weeks of development, testing, feedback and iteration, UluP Spaces is now officially available on Google Play.
What started as an idea for a different way to organize projects has grown into a visual workspace where projects can be mapped, connected and explored instead of being reduced to a simple list.
From closed testing to production
Before opening UluP Spaces to everyone, we completed the Google Play closed testing process with 12 testers participating for 14 consecutive days.
The testing phase helped us find bugs, improve the experience and understand how people interact with the workspace.
Now the app is available publicly for anyone to try.
A visual way to manage projects
UluP Spaces is built around a simple idea: projects are not always linear.
You can create nodes, connect them, move them around your canvas and add tasks and information inside each part of your project.
You can also collaborate with other members, use Present Mode to navigate a project like a story, share projects publicly and explore templates created for different workflows.
Built for the way projects actually evolve
UluP Spaces has continued to grow beyond the original canvas.
The platform now includes real-time collaboration, project chat, members, public sharing, Present Mode, templates and Claude integration through MCP.
The goal is not to add features for the sake of adding features.
Every part of the product is meant to make projects easier to understand, organize and move forward.
What comes next
Going public changes the next phase completely. Until now, the focus was on building, testing and improving the product. Now we can start learning from real usage. We'll be watching how people use UluP Spaces, what they find useful, what gets ignored and what needs to change. There is still a lot to build. But today, UluP Spaces officially leaves the testing phase and becomes a public product. UluP Spaces is now available on Google Play.