Kamil Borowski

@xojigsx @TheDealMakerGuy Not true. Invoices from Google, Cloudflare go to KSeF. So it’s def not only local businesses.

@TheDealMakerGuy This is simply not true - KSeF applies only to local businesses, so if you buy services like coding plans from Codex / Claude or basically 99% of the services on the internet - you need to manually handle the invoices.

You should move to Poland The gov made everyone “happy” by introducing a central register of e-invoices ”KSeF” Now when you buy something for your business you just provide your VAT number and invoices get send directly to your special inbox and your accountant has access to it

@alexcooldev How many accounts do you use per iPhone?

How I target US users for my B2C apps: > Buy a used iPhone (~$120) > VPN to the US > Warm up the account 3–7 days like a normal user > Pick a TikTok niche that’s already viral + fits your product (If your app isn’t Gen Z / 16–30 friendly, TikTok may not work) > Build an AI content factory / AI influencers > Post daily > If a video stays under 0->1k views → change content fast Instead of burning $200–$2,000/week hiring UGC creators. I build an AI influencer army at almost $0 cost. Virality doesn’t always happen immediately after posting. For example, the video below was posted at the end of last December and only got ~2k views at first. Today, it just started going viral, reaching 214k+ views in a few days (and it’s still growing). Consistency > luck. Distribution > everything.

@damengchen It sounds great and I was excited to try it. Sadly food arrived cold and choice is very limited.

🇨🇳 Traveling by train with my daughter. She doesn't like the train meal, so I ordered KFC from the next station directly on the train app. When the train arrived, someone boarded and delivered the food directly to our seats. Logistics on another level! 🔥

@enggboyfriend @jackfriks why would aws offer better solution? It’s expensive, overcomplicated and never worth for indie apps.

@jackfriks Now that you have used both, which one do you think is better. Or do you believe AWS still offers better solutions

i used supabase for all my last 5 apps but recently used firebase for my new app because… i wanted to try it :D no other reason really, and claude code knows it like the back of hand turns out so was an educated vibe coders friend

@Akshay__1603 @4bh1nav Yeah, probably better to use when there’s no sim then.

@BorowskiKamil @4bh1nav Tiktok is banned in india so if they detect they might shadowban the account

@Akshay__1603 @4bh1nav i don't think sim makes a difference anymore. my viewers are 90% from us and i only use vpn

@4bh1nav r u using vpn with or without sim??

@anumness Subscribed!

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@SebastianRoehl @focuskitapp Congrats! I started using it yesterday and I already love it!

Revenue update for @focuskitapp: We made over $300 in revenue, but things are slowing down by a lot! Doesn't matter, I'm in for the long game. That's exactly how HabitKit started as well 👍

@burakeregar @fabianbuilds @levelsio I only heard about enforcing that law on some locals. Most foreign companies have vpn on their office wifi and every single foreigner living here too so I don’t think gov cares much.

@BorowskiKamil @fabianbuilds @levelsio wouldn’t you be in trouble if you get caught with a vpn?

🇨🇳 Okay got Alipay to work Alipay is nice because it acts as a proxy to use other apps like Didi, and Didi won't let me sign up directly, so via Alipay it auto logs you in (kinda like OAuth) Also Meituan app lets me order food from anywhere and apparently it can arrive via a delivery robot Other handy app is Baidu Translate The challenge here is that every Western app like Google Translate, ChatGPT, Google Maps, ChatGPT etc doesn't work at all or doesn't work most of the times, so you kinda have to use the Chinese apps, like DeepSeek Of all my eSIMs my Revolut Global seems to work best, it lets me SOMEHOW open most Western sites fast with no firewall, while Airalo is extremely spotty switches to E (Edge) all the time, I also tried Airalo Hong Kong thinking I could use the Great Firewall hack but that didn't work Whatever @revolut Global eSIM is doing it works amazing in China Yesterday in the subway none of our eSIMs worked though, like we had reception but both of our phones didn't get internet to work. Also nobody spoke any English (which I understand, we're in China) and nobody can read English either So essentially we were illiterate (can't read anything), with no internet, nobody to help us. We tried getting a taxi but they wouldn't take us either because we couldn't communicate Again 99.9% of Chinese don't speak a single word of English, even in 2025, which is OK, it just makes things harder Calling the hotel with my Dutch phone SIM for €5/min ended up being the solution because they could talk to the taxi drivers So yes everything kinda works now! What I see with these travel blogs btw if I write it's difficult I get a lot of replies like "lol fucking n00b!" Which is easy to say but again it's not so easy here But that's also the fun part of China, especially after COVID tourism here from the West appears to have dropped rapidly and Western-Chinese relations have deteriorated rapidly after realizing what a threat China can be in its fast technological development etc. That makes it more interesting as a traveler though because you're the only foreigner almost everywhere I will keep you blogging what I experience next

@fabianbuilds @levelsio I work from here. Very easy with good vpn and basically everything happens through wechat so you don’t need to speak Chinese. Also foreign simcards (so most travel esims) don’t need vpn.

@levelsio Is it viable as a nomad destination (aka working from there) or too much hassle with everything?

less than 12 hours and it’s approved ✅

finally done with another version, which took me longer than expected. i made some changes to the premium view, which Apple is always super nitpicky about, but will see

@danielhangan_ @rnrish_dev i’ve found it and there’s no demo after. How do you convert then?

@rnrish_dev yes

repeat after me - going viral on tiktok is easy! we're hitting 100k+ views every other day with dansugcmodels. format: chore + hook (7-9 sec) btw I paid $4 for this video.

working on a new subscription view. adding a trial - which will hopefully improve conversion rate.

@ShangguanJiewen This is not true - there isn’t 90% real home ownership in China. Many are counted as owners only because their hukou is registered at a family home, even if they rent in big cities. It’s not comparable with other countries’ ownership data.

China's "Fourth Generation" homes all have balconies by mandate. 90% have their own homes, and the majority have no mortage at all. China-haters are calling it a "crisis." Meanwhile, young US citizens can't afford their own homes. Facts matter.

@rileybrown @kyl3kan It makes sense to start using the app, scroll, do some interactions like comments and likes. But “you need to warn up an account for 3-7 days” is fake. Same with usa simcard and apple id. Just use vpn, that’s enough.

@kyl3kan warming up an account is low key fake.

Very underrated TikTok strategy no one talks about is building a product so far ahead of others in its category that you can just make videos using it.

@margincalm @robaiapps @levelsio I did it a year ago so it’s possible.

@BorowskiKamil @robaiapps @levelsio Incorrect. You cannot change the country of residence without closing the account.

Revolut is one of the few European companies that actually just really great and impressive Many of the others ones being pumped are pumped by Europeans because they're European but inferior to US products Revolut is on-par or superior to US fintechs by now

@robaiapps @levelsio Not true. I moved many times and it’s always just a setting in your account.

@levelsio Revolut is great. Only downside is if you move to a new country you have to close the account and open new one

@krishdotdev Signal

Is there any app which can replace whatsapp ? - No ads. - No Premium. - No bloated UI. - No forced upgrades. - No lag on budget phones. - No 500MB updates every week.

@benrzy @thekitze Sometimes we do, if we want to fly directly.

@thekitze People who can afford a 16" MBP don't have to fly with ryanair bro :)

14” goated, sry for all 16” mbp ppl who can’t use it on an airplane 💔