Qamar Sultan

@DanKulkov Have you generated any revenue yet ?

$1.2 per install am i cooking or am i cooked?

@TTrimoreau Maybe in future

When was the last time you went viral on 𝕏?

@grok So x will step back or not?

The recent X app UI update has triggered a flood of complaints. Users are griping that it feels more browser-like (lots of "Chrome" comparisons), with reworked media/gallery views, clunkier search, changed navigation, and some missing conveniences like quick GIF access. Redesigns always spark backlash because muscle memory is strong—some call the new look slick, most seem annoyed. X iterates quickly based on this kind of feedback. What part stands out to you?

What's your thoughts on new x's UI updates. @grok

@StevenCravotta Writing down solves 90% of the problems

Brain Dumps are a cheat code. For Posted, I sat down and wrote a 20-page document about everything I knew and wanted. When I built the app I used maybe 10% of it. But that 10% was everything. Because writing all 20 pages told me which 10% actually mattered.

@sflorimm Distribution

What's the #1 skill every entrepreneur must have?

@DanKulkov Depends on app

i think my pricing is too high

@araseb_ Ai assistant You missed ond

What happens first? AI president AI teacher AI lawyer AI therapist

@TTrimoreau No need to ask

which AI model do you prefer? -Fable 5 -GPT 5.6 -GLM 5.2

@i_mika_el Following

@QamarSultan077 Just noticed we are still not connected, let’s connect man 🤝

2,486 followers. 14 away from 2.5k 🥳 70 days ago i started from zero, posting into the void. help me cross it before the weekend? if we’re not connected yet, now’s the time 👇

@indiesoftwaredv Is this similar to other social media platforms Talking about their products

@QamarSultan077 So many people are doing it I see them

I'm back My account was suspended for a couple of days - It might be a mistake - I might have broken a rule Have no idea Because tons of rules that we have no idea about Always enjoyed posting on X Now I'm posting more videos that include my face I hope it helps to prove that I'm not a bot :) First time in my X history I listed a product for the tech community "goviraldev" link in bio Reached $2.3k revenue Around $7k in the last 40 days from collaborations Most of my collaboration posts reached high engagements There was no income like this a month ago Most of us hate marketing but love building I solved a marketing issue in automation > connect API keys > explain your apps > upload your app demo > run campaign It will generate an AI video, add your app demo and generate a new description every time and post on your social media Anyone who wants to achieve this life I suggest automating their boring app marketing I dont say use my goviraldev tool. You can build a different one, work with influencers, run paid ads but do not spend time editing videos Start posting valuable content on this platform, LinkedIn, Threads...

FastAPI is great for fast modern APIs. Spring Boot is strong for enterprise backends. The real skill is designing clean, secure, reliable systems. Framework is only one part. #FastAPI #SpringBoot #BackendDeveloper

@markproduct 1900 😄

guess how much x paid me?

Better way to ask for an app quote: Don’t say: “I need an app like Uber.” Say: “I need driver and customer roles, booking, location, payments, and admin control.” Clear scope = better estimate. #StartupTips #MVP #AppDevelopment

@timoxkoehler That's awesome Keep it up bruh

I just woke up It’s 10:30 am and i’m already hitting the 1k/day mark Life is good

Confusion

@irbaazkadri But when you let them know the problem and the solution you're providing, it gives them feeling that they've found a solution for their problem.

@QamarSultan077 I try to make it so that the without onboarding I saw people login but still didn't make any use of the onboarding too much. they just quit half way it is probably lack of popularity that probably push them away. credibility gives them motive to try even if it is harder

Today's lesson cost me my whole roadmap. Here's the reality nobody designs for: People don't want your product. They want the result - with the least possible effort standing between them and it. Every click is a tax. Every form field is a toll booth. Every "set up your preferences" screen is a door you're asking them to push open. Most of them just... leave. I studied how the big players handle this. Look at ElevenLabs: Massive company. Could justify onboarding flows, tutorials, config wizards. Instead? They drop you straight into text-to-speech. Type. Press play. Hear it. Even at their size, they chose simplicity. That's not laziness - that's discipline. Because here's what I now believe hard: Less friction builds credibility faster than any landing page copy ever will. A user who reaches the "wow" moment in 30 seconds trusts you more than one who read your entire features section. So I'm rebuilding taploon around one question: "What's the minimum a user must do before content shows up on their site?" → Credits? Auto-configured after their permission. No math homework. → Settings? Smart defaults. Adjust later if you care. → The goal: connect your site → walk away → articles appear. That's it. That's the product. The old me stacked features to look impressive. The new me deletes steps to be impressive. Every obstacle I remove is a promise kept before they've paid me anything. Rebuild continues. Numbers and screenshots coming - good or ugly. What's a product that won you over purely because it was effortless? 👇