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@jacobrodri_ That also can be faked! I mean it’s great idea as long as users don’t abuse it 😈

@Dean_Hajjar maybe it also tracks that you move from one point to another? walking on a treadmill wouldn’t count then

this app idea is insane it lets you join step challenges with real money: 1. everyone pays an entry fee 2. goal is to hit a minimum daily step count 3. people who fail lose their money 4. winners split the pot currently #9 on the app store in the health and fitness category

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@yourRnotFunnyy @DanKulkov Since there’s 2 plans, and one of them is monthly (lower tier), I would do monthly, if you had one plan only, then daily

@Dean_Hajjar @DanKulkov Is it better to breakdown the price to daily or monthly?

since i got absolutely roasted here is my new paywall layout SO NO ONE CAN TELL ME IT'S UNCLEAR

I wouldn’t go with this model. Instead: Hard Paywall with 2 of those and A/B Test: One week trial -> yearly charge 3-Day trial -> monthly charge Lifetime Access Cheap Weekly charge with no trial If they left your app and didn’t subscribe, you send a notification with one-time offer for 33% up to 50% of your most expensive plan

just replaced 3 day trial with 1 year free trial no credit card required after 1 year, i will pay you $7.99/week until you cancel do you think it's enough?

@DanKulkov Cancel anytime doesn’t have to be in both rows. Just above CTA. And yes 0.83 / Mo more appealing if you’re trying to people to buy yearly plan

@Dean_Hajjar like 0.83/mo? yeah, i tried it but tbh not sure where to put this in this layout i can replace cancel anytime in annual with this info but user might think that annual is not cancel anytime then lmao

@DanKulkov Just missing that “then” word + the app reviewer had argument with his gf in the morning = rejection

apple rejected this paywall reason? "The app offers a free trial or introductory period but does not make it clear that a payment will be automatically initiated for the next subscription period." yes bro it's really UNCLEAR

@GeorgeLampro20 1 for sure

Can you tell which app was made by Ai? Lmk 👇

@dillionverma You must have a big community!

i bootstrapped my first app from 0 to $300k MRR in 45 days no vc, no paid ads, no influencers

@vitddnv MRR

I just finished writing my most valuable PDF yet: "$0 to $10K MRR in 14 days" (19 pages) It's everything I wish I knew when starting out. I might charge for this in the future, but for now… Reply "MRR" and I’ll DM it to you for free (must follow)

one question 🙋‍♂️ When to move on to next idea OR when to double down on your idea and do more marketing more features..?

@mattwelter Do you have high churn? If so, do you ask your users why they are canceling?

when i use the tool i made (reelfarm) i feel very good and happy and excited about what i built but then i see the MRR dipping and i lose hope and feel like i made a bad product, makes me not want to market my product

@adamlyttleapps That’s very true! You definitely need to backup your ASO with ASA. You have to pay to play

Apple nerfed ASO on new apps If your app was ranking prior to June 2025 you’re kinda locked in now I’m seeing my newer apps struggle 1. New apps don’t rank in organic listings even for exact match brand search (sometimes for days, weeks or months). Which means you miss out on the recommended search boost 2. I used to see my apps artificially held back for 6 months then rise. Now it’s not so obvious. Some take longer or just don’t rank (ever) 3. New apps are competing with record number of other new apps. Relying on ASO alone is not the winning move. Rely solely on ASO? No Treat ASO as *another* user acquisition channel? Yes I think the winning move is building addictive, fun and shareable apps that have a viral competent automatically built in Winners will be those who can get their users marketing for them (hey, check out this app) And those who can get the cost per acquisition on marketing channels (like meta ads) lower than the profit per download. Which has a feedback loop with App Store optimisation (more downloads = better rankings) but only if you’ve optimised it accordingly The challenge I’m working on is how to monetize a game (at its core an addictive fun app)

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If you’ve noticed your app downloads or revenue dropping in February, it’s not just you, it’s the Mobile Market Index 👇

@jacobrodri_ Is the premium tier called ‘Six Figures & Up’? And I’m sure you can filter by W-2. Let md guess, the app name is “Sugar Match”?! 😅

$10M app idea: Tinder but dating based on income *just built a first version with rork max

@consumerxai Great idea! That said, it really depends on the person. For some, overthinking (or over practicing) can actually backfire. If you rehearse too much, you might build expectations that don’t match reality and that can make the real date feel off or overwhelming!

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Which scenario wins in app marketing? Assume it’s a brand-new niche / idea: A) Post consistently → find a winning organic format → scale it with paid → have creators replicate it B) Hire creators early → let them experiment → find the winning format → scale with paid + replication C) Run multiple paid tests (targeting + attribution) → identify your ICP + winning angles → then hire creators to replicate D) Something else? Curious how you’d approach it 👇

I don’t know! those ideas feel simple and can make some money, but they don’t really feel like full businesses. More like hobby projects. Every day a new app shows up in the same category. To really stand out, you probably need something built around a strong niche or real domain knowledge that gives you an advantage over the competition. Maybe I’m wrong. But it’s only the first guy is going to be outlier and everyone else is the same

Easy app ideas to make $10k/month: #1: Quit everything that harms your physical and mental health: quit porn, quit smoking, quit vaping, quit scrolling, quit brain rot…