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Day 30/30 indie dev learning You did it. Your app is live. People use it. You’re not dreaming. This is the indie dev life. Welcome What’s next for you?

Day 22/30 indie dev learning Marketing isn’t evil. It’s just storytelling that doesn’t suck What’s your story? #indiedev #solopreneur

Most people think dev life is about logic It’s actually about patience What’s the longest you’ve debugged something before it finally worked?

Raising Pre-Seed Money? Here’s What No One Tells You Pre-seed funding’s brutal—investors want traction before you’ve barely started. Here’s the secret: strong personal branding can tip the scales. Early founders who share their vision online,

Posted insights about my new app on a subreddit Got 24K views in 7 hours with solid engagement 🔥 Reddit is brutal But when you share in the right format, it pays off Only 2–4 sales But gained good karma and visibility Still a win-win 💬📈

I’ve spent the last few months talking to dozens of indie hackers, coders, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Everyone’s building. But no one knows how to launch. No audience, no feedback loop, no momentum. So we built Codepenure — a simple platform that

🚀 Tools & Platforms I use to build + grow my iOS app 👇 👨‍💻 Dev: Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode 📈 ASO: Astro 🎨 Screenshots and Promo: Figma, Canva, Shots.so ✨ Animations: Rive 📊 Subs Mgmt: RevenueCat 🌍 Rankings: Appboard 📢 Marketing: Reddit, X, Linke

codepenure From Code to Customers: We Built This for Developers Who Want to Launch Fast – Join the Waitlist Before It’s Full I’ve spent the last few months talking to dozens of indie hackers, coders, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Everyone’s building

Brutal Truth: A Good Product Isn’t Enough For Startups ! Many of these first time founders usually get lost in this journey of making the perfect and most unique product, that they forget to understand that building a good product is just the first