Shubham Singh

Introducing SF Catalog ✨ A better way to work with SF Symbols. Explore, filter by availability, try modifiers & animations, and grab the UIKit / SwiftUI code when it looks right. Available on iPhone & Mac apps.apple.com/in/app/sf-cata… #swiftui

@devso_the_coder Haha, I wish I knew for sure. I did include detailed review notes explaining everything that changed in the app.

@Shubham_iosdev What’s the secret behind getting approved so quickly?

I think that’s the fastest any of my apps has ever made it through App Review 😁⚡️ Very grateful, and I’ll try not to let this set unrealistic expectations for every future review xD

@alexzenciks Don't worry, it'll happen soon 💪 And thanks :D

@Shubham_iosdev lucky, I’m stuck with waiting for review for 5 days now for my little word trivia game :( also nice wallpaper

I was just thinking about how I started building Who Goes? last month with nothing more than a finger chooser. Now it has evolved into a full-fledged app for house parties and game nights, with multiple ways to get everyone playing together. ✨ apps.apple.com/in/app/who-goe…

A big update for my party game, Who Goes?, is now live on the App Store ⚡️ Added Spin the Bottle, along with fun prompts to decide who pays the bill, orders the food, takes the next table order, and more. apps.apple.com/in/app/who-goe…

@mogulbagul Interesting, okay, I'll see what I can do

@Shubham_iosdev Text animation's very cool but others were visually weak

Added another set of SwiftUI animations, components, and shaders to my open-source repo ✨ It’s a growing collection of loaders, prototypes, shaders, & components, all built with SwiftUI. Feel free to star, fork, & share with other developers. github.com/Shubham0812/Sw… #swiftui

@AnCitizen15 @AndroidDev @Android @ssamat @sundarpichai I'll do that :D

@Shubham_iosdev Please @AndroidDev build something like this for @Android @ssamat @sundarpichai 😭😭

@TheOriginaliTE 😂😂 I cross this road everyday, sometimes it just looks pretty xD

@Shubham_iosdev I feel like you post this same photo every few weeks 😂😂🤔

I love low traffic Bengaluru 😌🤌🏻

@HHaandr Awesome perfect 💪

@Shubham_iosdev Yup, as many apps as you want, for as many categories as you want

Shipaton 2026 has $700K+ in cash prizes And most builders will dramatically reduce their chances of winning before they write a single line of code Here are 10 slightly unfair Pro Tips for anyone serious about taking home a prize: Start building NOW Your app has to be released between August 1 and September 30. You don’t have to start building then Start today - or resurrect that promising project currently gathering dust in a half-forgotten GitHub repo Pick the prize before you pick the app There are awards for growth, games, design, social impact, monetization, ads, building in public and more Read the judging criteria. Then build the app you have an unfair advantage in winning with Ship your 1.0 as early as humanly possible App Review will find the one obscure problem you didn’t know existed. That’s simply what it does Shipping early also gives you more time to gather users, revenue, reviews and feedback - and then make the app better Build for evidence, not applause “People said they liked the idea” is nice “1,000 people downloaded it, 200 came back and 30 paid” is considerably nicer Especially when the Grand Prize explicitly rewards traction and growth momentum Give the app ONE thing judges will remember A genuinely clever interaction. A delightful animation. An absurdly useful feature. A demo that produces an instant “oh, that’s cool!" One memorable moment beats 27 features that are each 70% finished Treat monetization as part of the product Don’t bolt on a random paywall five minutes before submitting Put it at the moment users understand the value. Make the offer fit the product. Test it with real people There’s literally an award for using @RevenueCat intelligently to drive revenue If you’re building in public, actually BUILD in public Share the bad ideas, broken builds, user feedback and what you changed because of it The judges aren’t just looking for a high post count. They’re looking for a journey in which public feedback visibly improved the app Join the Shipaton Discord Then find the post-engagement-boost channel Builders there engage with each other’s posts across X, YouTube and other channels, increasing everyone’s reach Don’t just dump links, though. Give more engagement than you ask for Follow people who have already won Start with @BusDownBonnor, @rudrankriyam, @camilopenalver, @mufasaYC and @tammyho52 Many past winners have continued sharing what they learned about building, launching and growing apps And - obviously - they know what they’re talking about Build the submission while you build the app Capture good footage. Save screenshots. Track metrics. Keep the best user quotes. Document the before-and-after Then make the pitch painfully easy to judge: Problem → working app → why it’s different → proof Shipaton isn’t a competition for who can write the most code It’s a competition to ship something real, get it into people’s hands and make the judges care about what happens next Start now. Ship early. Give yourself time to win Which prize are you building for?

@joshdholtz Hahaha, it’s fun when you’re with your pals, but not so much when you need to get somewhere daily 😅

@Shubham_iosdev I miss Benguluru traffic… it was the best times

@DanielSmidstrup Who Goes, my Party game app to make game nights fun, and memorable ✨ apps.apple.com/in/app/who-goe…

It’s time to promote your startup Drop your project URL 👇

I don’t usually check my phone right after waking up, but man, notifications like this definitely put a smile on my face. 😁🫰 Taking it as a sign to get back to work on some exciting updates for SF Catalog. I’ve got a few really good ideas I can’t wait to build. apps.apple.com/us/app/sf-cata…

@ArtsyBblhead Youtube, the DRM News channel

@Shubham_iosdev Where are you watching?

A shot of the Norwegians waiting for the players to arrive. This is so frikking cool 😍🤌🏻

@alexzenciks You’re right about that, this tweet was the first thought, the weekly limit exhaustion was the second 😂

@Shubham_iosdev honest opinion, you are gonna miss the 5 hour limit cause you will burn through your limits faster

Did Codex just remove the 5-hour limit? That's frikkin awesome! Codex hands down has the best developer experience, and the new Sol model is pretty damn good. Might not be at par with Fable yet, but I love using it for complex tasks nevertheless.