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Alex Oak
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Alex Oak
@alexoakdev
cooking consumer apps
Switzerland 🇨🇭 Katılım Ağustos 2024
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Someone built a fitness app using the same psychological mechanics as gambling
This might work better than every normal fitness app 😭😭
You bet money on whether you’ll hit 10,000 steps today
If you fail, you lose your money
If you succeed, you split the money from everyone who didn’t
So disciplined people literally profit off lazy people
Most fitness apps try motivating you with streaks and notifications
This one motivates you with financial fear
Imagine realizing at 11:52pm you still need 1,700 more steps or you lose $30
Entire friend groups would be outside walking laps around their neighborhood before midnight trying not to lose their steppa challenge
It sounds stupid but this would probably motivate people better than any other fitness product
Would you use this yourself?
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btw if you want to try to steal my money, you can join here to compete in the same challenge as me
join.playsteppa.com/join/CASHCLUB
(not a sponsored post btw, genuinely want to do more steps myself haha)
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This app makes $10,000/mo by spying on your friends on Instagram 😭
People love being nosey, and these people monetize it.
Onboarding:
- Track your friends
- Give a review to help others
- Demo track anyone you want
- Dynamic "searching" loader screen
Paywall:
- What you'll see when you pay (secrets without the other person knowing)
- $5.99/week
- $9.99/month
- NO free trial.
It's literally the CHEAPEST API call on their end for ^^^ money.
Profit margin of 90% or higher.
Simple solutions for high margins are such a good investment.
Build your own with Anything.
Marshall@mdnlabs
$100k/mo for a focus app using dying trees 💀 People need any ounce of guilt they can get to be motivated to just sit still 😭 Onboarding: - Plant a seed - Stay on the app to grow - Add more trees overtime That's literally it. Paywall: - Free for 7 days - $3/mo BILLED ANUALLY at $35.99 No other option. If you build a simple focus app, this is how you should price it. Say $$/month, billed annually. Build yours today with Anything.
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@cesaralvarezll Why are you promoting an app doing $0.10 per install??
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This study app is crazy 😭
The onboarding alone probably converts better than most apps.
Onboarding
- Animal Crossing inspired theme
- Feels like a game, not an app
- Collects all the important user data
- Asks for a review during onboarding
- Lets you personalize your character
Paywall
- Pushes the annual plan first
- Limited time 50% off offer
- 3 day free trial
If you build an app with this level of detail, conversions will go crazy.
Start building yours with Anything
César Álvarez@cesaralvarezll
Duolingo is one of the best examples of good onboarding in an app. Onboarding - Memorable mascot - Questions to understand the user - Creates a personalised learning plan - Introduces key features like widgets Paywall - Smooth transition from onboarding to paywall - The paywall feels like part of the experience, not a sales screen - Personalised based on the language selected - 7 day free trial for the annual plan One of the most important aspects of an app is onboarding, so make it as interactive as possible. Start building yours with Anything
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$1K days - did that
$10K days - did that
$100K days - did that
$1M days - did that
$10M days - not yet but 🔜
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I'm hiring an editor and as a demo, I gave him the topic of Retardmaxxing
Should I hire him?
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@ChloeVSHistory @capcutapp Hey Jonathan, please send me a DM. I have a crazy offer for you that I urgently need to talk to you about
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Have you ever wondered what it might have been like to actually experience the Titanic, not just read about it?
My new YouTube video captures what it might have been like onboard the ship with the help of Seedance 2.0.
#CapCutSeedance2 @capcutapp
youtube.com/watch?v=HZRdKl…
YouTube
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It's important to understand that your app's funnel is not just the onboarding...
It starts the moment they first hear about your app, usually in an organic video or a paid advertisement.
Everything said and shown in that creative already primes them for the purchase later down the line.
Some apps can get away with having a very short onboarding simply because they have spent a lot of time and money on educating the user.
Once they get to the app onboarding, they already know that they want to buy, simple due to what they saw prior to installing (like Cal AI, which has a rather short onboarding actually).
Other apps require a lot more conviction and effort to get a user to make a purchase at the end of the onboarding.
So always remember that the quality and intent of your traffic is almost more important than the app itself.
Nick@ereniroh
my new theory on onboarding: your user is *peak excited* the moment they learned about your app and decided to open the App Store to download it from there, you’re playing a game: how do you optimally maintain or increase the user’s excitement by the time they hit your paywall? for some apps, i.e. Cal AI where user gives personal metrics to start thejr health journey, the long onboarding successfully *increases/maintains excitement.* this onboarding, for this specific app, is actually a part of what the user came for ^ onboarding Qs build excitement for other apps, i.e. Recime, the user knows what they want: organize recipes. you don’t need to ask them 20 questions about their food preferences ^ long onboarding Qs drain excitement every app is its own snowflake test to discover what’s optimal for you and keep in mind, one of the best ways to maintain/build your user’s excitement… MIGHT be to: aggressively cut the amount of time between discovery (peak excitement) and paywall view because believe it or not… people download your app because they *want* it. they knew they had a problem. they already chose you as the solution consider getting out of their way
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Wenn du das iPhone auf Schweizerdeutsch einstellst, bekommst du die X-Übersetzungen nun auf Schweizerdeutsch. 😎🤯
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@jonathanzliu If only these people knew that they can just directly refund it themselves through Apple...
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@alexoakdev Revenuecat feels like ios and superwall feels like android
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