Kamal Kant

Seriously, how is this even happening? Focus timer apps making $100k/mo this makes zero sense While the iPhone already has a built-in timer app If you think you need a revolutionary idea to make money, think again.

@PlaykitUGC What’s interesting is that all of these hooks create an emotional gap the brain wants to close. The moment people feel curiosity, tension, or relatability, they stop scrolling to look for the resolution.

the hooks that bring in millions of views/week at playkit 1. truth bombs 2. suspense builders 3. pathos 4. open ended questions 5. viral intrigue use these to stop the scroll and get people actually watching your videos

@seyiProducts These look super polished. The soft gradients, clean spacing, and playful illustrations make each screen feel modern without overwhelming the user.

More mobile landing screens.

What stood out to me most here is that the real innovation isn’t the AI workflow, it’s the understanding of human psychology. The format works because every slide creates curiosity that only resolves at the end, so the CTA doesn’t feel like an interruption, it feels like the emotional payoff to the story.

@alxui_ux Naah! AI can't build this without real human intervention. Someone needs to envision it before it is created!

If AI can build this, learning design today is a waste of time 😭

@pounddz The ethical side is obviously debatable, but the bigger lesson here is how powerful emotionally charged storytelling is when combined with a super clear product payoff. Distribution today is less about production quality and more about making people instantly feel something.

Everyone should be taking notes from this down syndrome avatar account Not the fact they marketed a product in a pretty grey hat aggressive way but the fact that they generated 32 million views in 3 days on IG Your just one good story away from generating millions of views pretty damn fast and It doesn't need to be grey hat 32 million views to an affiliate product that converts well with a story that doesn't just entertain but > educates > evokes emotion > simplifies a solution Targeted at a specific ICP prints

@arrakis_ai Crazy! Gotta try this asap!

Gemini Omni turned me into the owner of a $5 million Pokémon card.

@Wuraoladesigns Interesting! Simple yet elegant 🔥

A little animation of the hero section 🧚🏽

@iamgdsa This is such an underrated point. Most people judge creators from one viral post, but the real signal is whether they can iterate, take feedback, and keep posting consistently after low view videos.

1000+++ creators later, the lifecycle of a creator stage I: the birth your next viral creator is buried in 200 views videos you can't predict who'll pop off, at this point is spray and pray once you sign one, run 15-video sprints. the goal is to find answers to these questions: can she take feedback? is the account shadow banned? 15 videos, still under 1K views on everything?

@Tobby_scraper A lot of indie devs still treat ASO like polishing, when it’s actually positioning. The app that communicates value fastest usually wins, even if the product itself is simpler.

The iOS app that wins isn't the most beautiful. It's the one that shows up first when someone searches. ASO is not optional. It's your distribution channel. Title → keyword + outcome Subtitle → second keyword + social proof Screenshots → outcome first, feature second Reviews → reply to everything, fast You can outrank an app with 10x your downloads just by being more intentional with your listing.

@iamgdsa What works get repeated, maybe the same idea can be repeated for different niches!

The third time this week i've seen this video 8.6M views, no wonder they keep hammering this concept...

@justddev This is a great example of how distribution + niche matters more than complexity. Students already have the pain point, so the app just removes friction from something they were already trying to do manually.

tapnote makes ~$50k/mo with just ~10k downloads all by helping students quickly turn content into notes - simple product - huge audience - massive studytok niche behind it you could probably build something similar in days with Anything hardest part is just getting enough eyeballs on it now

@rsalimx What’s funny is that the AI images are almost secondary here. The real growth lever is the relatable transformation hook because people instantly imagine themselves in the “after” version.

this app is pulling hundreds of thousands of views on tiktok and it's literally just ai avatars in mirror selfies with text slapped on top 😭😭 nano banana for the pic, canva for the text, that's it how to copy this format: 1. go on pinterest, search mirror selfie poses. save a few you like 2. open nano banana or gpt-image-2, prompt an avatar in that same mirror pose. generate a before and after of the same character 3. throw both into canva side by side, add your hook as big text on top 4. post to tiktok with a trending sound the pics don't even need to be that good. the hook does most of the work

@wadebryant23 Damn! One of the smoothest paywall ideas I saw in a long time

🎬A tiny animation for the MyDooors Paywall. "She falls gently from the sky, lands in the grass, and rests for a while." We wanted the paywall to feel less like a wall, and more like a soft place to land. 🔗：apps.apple.com/cn/app/mydooor…

@shalevhvs Not sure! These kind of ideas need to be treated with much better care, if we don't it can do more harm to our brand than good!

@KiteSprint Damn! The onboarding looks super unique man, straight fire 🔥

Waking up knowing 100k+ people are using my app gives me so much energy! This is another little app I made — habitStar ✨ apps.apple.com/us/app/habitst…

@jacobrodri_ This niche is gonna explode next!

32,000,000 views in 3 days using an AI generated character with down syndrome dropshippers are absolutely insane

@PaulSolt One underrated trick here is that the best screenshot copy makes users imagine themselves inside the outcome before they even download the app. Most developers explain features, but the screenshots that convert are the ones that sell a future version of the user instead.

@SheikhSadi70825 Love the playful energy here. The bold typography, hand drawn elements, and vibrant gradients make the screenshots a scroll stopper.

Recently I made App Store Screenshots Design 🤖

@thedennisobaro1 This is such a smart design direction. Reusing the same star character across different emotions and moments makes the whole app feel alive, and it gives users something emotionally familiar to connect with while learning.

Learning should feel this fun. The curved star shape became a recurring design language across Zingo, showing up throughout the experience with different moods and personalities depending on the moment. One of those projects where every screen was genuinely fun to design.