Rui Sousa

i made $62 in March '26 🦴 Fossy - $27 🐛 Buggy - $13 🪙 Coiny - $13 🍄 Mushy - $9 buggy marketing is working but app is too cheap for it to make a difference 😄 that’s the problem with single purchase apps i love it, tho, it was my first app

@L0SCH isto tinha mais impacto se o estudo fosse facilmente encontrado em vez de notícias o referirem mas não o consegui encontrar

As pessoas não as usam porque não existem. Quando existem não são seguras e separadas do trânsito. Quando são, não ligam a lado nenhum que interesse. Em todo o mundo, quando se fazem ciclovias seguras, segregadas e conectadas, as pessoas usam-nas. Em todo o mundo. Nem é uma questão de cultura. Vejam fotos da Holanda nos anos 70. Vejam a transformação que se deu em Paris. Mais: quando dizes que estão às moscas, é porque ciclovias não têm filas e são muito mais eficientes a mover gente que as estradas. Não existe trânsito nem pára-arranca nas ciclovias. Uma sondagem feita aos portugueses revelou isso mesmo: a principal razão para não se deslocarem de bicicleta era por não se sentirem seguros a pedalar nas estradas portuguesas. 64% dos portugueses querem substituir gradualmente o automóvel pela bicicleta. 55% assumem que vão fazê-lo nos próximos anos. 31% utilizam frequentemente a bicicleta (70% lúdico, 30% para deslocações). 56% temem o perigo causado pelos carros. 45% citam inexistência/insuficiência de ciclovias. 45% referem distâncias demasiado longas. 89% acham fundamental as crianças aprenderem cedo a andar de bicicleta. 35% consideram inseguro crianças deslocarem-se de bicicleta para a escola. +57% na procura de serviços de bicicleta de 2021 para 2022.

@stemonteduro flatlining on the 0MRR and in real life

To all indie/solo around here: Have you ever thought about the future of your business once you pass away?

get yourself a copy of Guns, Germs, And Steel go into debt if you have to

@juanjovn the duality of a man: > 50K MRR > setting laundry on the spare bedroom

Euromaxxing 🇪🇺🫡

@Tandyman0 @miguelgbandeira you're missing out 😄

@heyitzami @miguelgbandeira ive never had it

Portugal isn't cheap anymore groceries cost almost the same as other european countries rent is more expensive than a lot of other big cities the only thing we have going for us? good weather and great food that's it

@odd_joel @darosadev @opencode i've read very good things about moshi

@heyitzami @darosadev @opencode yeah termius+vps holds up. one thing it misses — push notifs when claude code stalls for approval. swapped to Moshi on iphone for that, lets you fire off CC and step away instead of babysitting

claude max is $100/month codex is $100/month i can't afford both (yet) someone tell me which one to cancel before i flip a coin

@darosadev @opencode in the meantime, claude wins on this at the moment is the only thing that keeps me in it, honestly well, that and memory

@heyitzami @opencode yep that's true. Mobile access requires extra work for now. I'm hopping that eventually they release an official way of doing this.

made this article about how i get a daily notification on telegram for my @RevenueCat daily, monthly and YTD earnings their app works fine but sometimes you just want a daily notification to know how things are going

@hustle_fred definitely even on github actions if you want to keep it free

@heyitzami pretty cool, i think this can also be done via n8n?

@darosadev @opencode doesn't have a pain free mobile access, tho i don't mind doing it via termius into my vps but claude code is kinda unbeatable on this

@heyitzami Cancel both, use @opencode If you really want Anthropic or OpenAi models, they have opencode Zen subscription and pay as you use. If you are model agnostic, use their Go subscription (5$ first month) and you will have access to Kimi K2.6. It had great SWE benchmark results.

@emanueledpt @RevenueCat this is what i usually run gist.github.com/ItzaMi/cfc54c5…

@heyitzami @RevenueCat share those

This is hilarious I can't check the all time charts in @RevenueCat and if I can the UX is not good because I can't find it Please someone at @RevenueCat: Can I see the all-time charts instead of the last 28 days? In the app too pls I'd like a filter like Stripe, thanks

@famitsu i wish to one day do a viral app like this, honestly

【かわいい】SNSを見すぎると猫ちゃんが画面を占領するChrome拡張機能『Cat Gatekeeper』がリリース。ちょっとぽちゃな猫ちゃんがかわいすぎる famitsu.com/article/202604… 個人開発者ぞくぞく氏が4/26にリリース。猫ちゃんがかわいすぎて逆に見続けちゃう。

@raunofreiberg the amount of hate this post got is crazy 😂 when you're building a floating element that has a fixed height but is an infinite list and each item has a checkbox to the right, manipulating the scrollbar is almost mandatory

How to make scrollbars not suck scrollbar-width: thin; scrollbar-color: gray transparent;

@VanpeltVentures no, van, i definitely didn't need to sleep, thank you

For all the low budget fellas out here, thank me later 😌

@ErnestoSOFTWARE this is all for rork, right?

You’ve been lied to bro 😭 You’re not shadowbanned I’m testing like 4 formats at once Posting 4-10 times per day on IG Reposting the same video with a different text hook All in 1 single account and still going viral I’ve generated over 4M views in this account with only 57 videos Just post good content What I’ve found is that if your reel skip rate is under 26% you likely will go viral So the hook is everything But the drop off rate matters a lot too

@ericwithcoffee @ns123abc everybody is allowed to have bugs but usage-breaking bugs back-to-back over several months it's a bit too much

Are they not allowed to have bugs? They’re scaling like crazy and having a hard time with it. I’m personally convinced it’s not intentional. Sucks for us because we have to endure the bugs. The issue is this whole 3rd party harness blocking thing has just caused tons of complexity. I get why they’re doing it, but it causes all these other problems because it’s hard to enforce cleanly

>anthropic does something misanthropic >*gets caught* >employee: “ugh this was le bug” every. single. time.

@iPritamX have you considering introducing the paywall midway? or then a promotion at the end?

For the past week, I've noticed that many people are installing my app, and around 90% complete the onboarding process. However, when they reach the final paywall screen, they drop out. I'm concerned about why, after 26 steps in the onboarding process, users are not converting. Here are my pricing tiers: - $4.99 per week - $34.99 per year This month has been relatively successful, but I need to address this problem. Do you have any suggestions?