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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 23/30 indie dev learning Don’t ignore churn. It’s your product crying for help Are you listening? #iosapps #indiedev

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 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 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 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?

Day 21/30 indie app dev learning First 10 users: pure gold They give you feedback like they’re co-founders First 100: confusion Everyone wants something different. Feature chaos begins After that? Patterns emerge The noise clears. You see what truly

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

I just hit a weird wall while trying to publish my new app on the PlayStore Google now wants 12 testers to try your app before you can even get production access Not 1.. not 5.. 12 real testers As a solo dev I’m just like Bro, if my app’s not ready w

the difference between winners and losers is the speed of application and delayed gratification. winners want to start right now and are down to wait for it to work. losers want to start someday and want to see results in 30 days or they will quit.