After weeks of closed testing, UluP Spaces is finally live on Google Play

A few weeks ago, UluP Spaces was still in closed testing.
Getting to production turned out to be a journey of its own: finding testers, reaching the required number, and keeping the test running long enough to qualify for production access.
Today, it's finally live.
UluP Spaces is a visual workspace for projects built around a simple idea:
Most task managers give you a list. UluP Spaces gives you a map.
Instead of managing everything as a flat collection of tasks, you can create connected nodes, add tasks and notes inside them, and visualize how the different parts of a project relate to each other.
Since the first version, I've also added:

Connected visual project maps
Tasks and notes inside nodes
Project chat and collaboration
Public project sharing
Present Mode
Search and discovery
Reusable templates
Claude integration through MCP
Scoped permissions designed to limit what AI can access

I've been sharing the journey of building the MCP integration here on Indie Hackers, and some of the discussions and feedback have already influenced what I want to improve next.
But today is about a simpler milestone:

UluP Spaces is no longer just a project I'm building. It's something people can actually download and use.

Available now on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ulupstudio.ulupspaces

I’d genuinely love to hear what you think if you try it — especially what feels useful, confusing, or completely unnecessary.

This is only the beginning.