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Hey Threads fam 👋 Been cooking up a new iOS/android app lately 🍳📱 how’s it feeling so far?

Swiggy’s new app SNACC expands to Noida & Gurugram! ⚡ 10-min delivery of snacks, coffee & desserts 📱 Separate app, faster than Instamart everything on homepage 🥪 Focused on quick bites for young, busy users 🍩 From gulab jamun to cold brew—scroll,

🚀 Last 3 months revenue from my iOS apps Honestly haven’t been very active on marketing due to personal reasons. This progress has been organic and I’m grateful for it. PostPocket (my bookmarking app) is still the top earner. Slow growth > no gro

here is my new startup which I launched Bringing tasty, homely food straight from our kitchen to your doorstep — even in the smallest towns. Hotspot Kitchen is India’s first food delivery app built for Tier 3 & 4 cities, because small towns deserve

Seeing a sudden spike in purchases on my app PostPocket this week Didn’t even do any marketing No idea what triggered it But I’m not complaining 😅

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.

I’ve been trying to log in to the Arattai app by ZOHO for the last 6–7 hours, but it keeps saying my number is invalid. What should I do? Any suggestions?

Creating a base project with flutter, because i have made 6 apps. Need some base to make apps faster. Planning to launch a new app every 2 weeks - starter screens - firebase auth,firestore,notification,analytics - in app purchases - theme - localizat

It’s been over 7 months since I built PostPocket for myself and decided to publish it on the App Store. Even now, seeing purchases come in throughout the week still brings me the same joy I felt from the very first one.

What would be your approximate Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)? You run a mobile app that offers premium subscriptions for ₹500 per month. Last year, you acquired 1,200 new customers, and your marketing spend for customer acquisition was ₹1.2 lakh.