If you’ve ever wished stress could be pixelated and tapped away with a stylus, Antistress Diamond Painting is your new happy place. It’s the digital equivalent of popping bubble wrap—but prettier, more satisfying, and with a lot less guilt about wasting time (sort of).This app offers a daily dose of sparkle therapy with new pictures every day, each one begging to be filled in with tiny faux-gem joy. Whether you’re a casual tapper or a full-blown color-by-number perfectionist, the app delivers on the “zen zone” promise.The stylus? Chef’s kiss. It glides like you’re frosting a cake made of pixels. Finger-painting is fine in a pinch, but trust me—once you go stylus, you’ll never go back.Now, will it dethrone my beloved April Coloring? Not quite. April still reigns supreme in the kingdom of chill. But Antistress Diamond Painting slides into a strong, sparkling second place. It’s like April’s slightly more bedazzled cousin who shows up with glitter and a great playlist.Verdict: A delightfully distracting gem of an app. Highly recommended for anyone needing a glittery mental escape that doesn’t involve actual glue.

This is a really great game/app but it crashes every time I finish a picture. I’d appreciate if you could fix this bug. Ok, so the above issue has been fixed but now the zoom in/out function is a little broken. I would appreciate if you could fix this too. And please add more pictures more quickly! I’ve run out of pictures to do.

After spending some time on the app it at first seemed ok, but after some time i started to notice a few things, like a lot of others have said, this is a huge battery drainer, it also makes my phone (iphone 16pro max) hot. But i decided to finish the first photo i chose after letting my phone cool a few time. Once that was finished i decided to start looking at others only to notice that a lot of them are blocked behind a $15usd a MONTH paywall. I feel like this app could be good, the diamond art photos look good, but it needs a lot of work on how it runs, and more freee items. In its current state is definitely NOT worth $15 a month. So i would avoid it.

Fun & relaxing, but needs some serious optimization - one image will use up 50% of my battery, so I'm not using it much and will probably wind up deleting. Hopefully it gets updated.Edit: thank you for the reply, it's always nice to see a developer actually read reviews! If I might make a suggestion, perhaps you could have an option to turn off the dynamic lighting effect. I imagine it's resource intensive on the device, and once a pic is about 80% done, the "glare" makes it very hard to find empty squares. Just a thought - thanks!