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Day 24/30 indie dev learning Growth = friction reduction. Make your users do less. They’ll love you more What's one thing you could remove today? #indiedev #iosapps #productivity

Day 27/30 indie dev learning Don’t ship every idea. Ship the boring thing that works. What boring thing do your users really need? #iosapps #startups

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

Day 25/30 indie dev learning Indie success is a mood swing. Some days you’re the next Basecamp. Other days you want to quit tech. How are you feeling today? #indiedev #startup #dailyprogress

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 26/30 indie dev learning People don’t remember features. They remember how your app made them feel How does yours make people feel? #AppStore #playstore

Day 28/30 indie dev learning Success is consistency + time. 90% quit after 6 months. Just stay Will you still be building 6 months from now?

Day 20/30 indie app dev learning 《💰 First $ > 100 Likes》 Likes feel good, but $10 from a stranger hits different - it means you're building something real Tell us how you got your first dollar?

What’s your #1 marketing tip as an indie dev? For me: Reddit 👽 It brought solid traction but you’ve got to engage smart. Reddit can be brutal if you don’t play it right.

Customers whisper before they scream. Startups don’t fail from lack of signals. They fail because founders ignore them. Churn creeping up. Engagement slipping. Feedback feels… polite. By the time it’s obvious, it’s too late. The pivot should’ve h