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There's a huge fallacy in consumer apps, that you can solve retention by building a new usecase. As you keep introducing new screens on your app, the conversion % keeps dropping.

Most people don't get this. The law of averages always works. You keep calling, showing up, doing the reps and one day, it lands. Not because you're smart. Not because you're lucky. But because numbers don't lie. You just quit too early.

Personalized Financial Wellness Platforms. • Develop a platform that offers personalized financial coaching using AI, tailored to individual goals like debt management, saving, investing, and retirement planning. Gamify the experience to keep users

Do you guys think that learning front end development skills is useless now because websites of all sorts can be created easily using apps like wix?

What habit or hobby of yours do you think deserves a loyalty-based subscription? Oh, I'll go first: I’d love to get free coffee from my favourite café because I keep going there every other day! 🤣😭

Happy clients aren’t luck. They’re the result of clear systems, fast delivery, and zero excuses. At Codestam, we don’t just finish projects we finish strong. Because client success = our reputation.

what do u think abt using free ai to make proper deployment ready mvp for startup? also if u like to suggest any free ai coding agents for making web apps or apps let me know! 🌝

Gamify your product animations. It means retention Startups using gamified UX see 3x user retention. Because good UX is not just pretty — it’s sticky. At Opslify, we build: ✅ Gamified onboarding ✅ Progress trackers ✅ Points & rewards system ✅ AI-g

I’ve noticed that even though we have Indian apps like Paytm and PhonePe, a lot of customers still prefer using Google Pay. It makes me wonder why foreign companies still have such a strong hold in India.