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My XLSheet AI app is making tiny MRR today… $16 MRR but it opened a huge mindset shift: small apps → small money → big direction. Be honest: what’s your smallest app that made real money?

I once spent weeks making an onboarding flow Users skipped it in 2 seconds. Lesson: build what matters

I used to think that Play Store users don't pay for apps, but that myth was busted after I launched XLSheet AI. Just after a few weeks, I am at $16 MRR. I recently launched on the App Store; let's see where it goes. #flutter #excel #formula #ai #mv

What’s the one painful lesson you wouldn’t wish on anyone but are grateful you learned?

You just spent 18 months and $200K building the "next big thing"... But you have absolutely NO IDEA who wants to buy it 🤦‍♂️ We've all been there. So what's your game plan to avoid this expensive lesson next time? What's the most painful "wrong aud

Day 14 of 60 Learned about ad budget distribution in Meta Ads, practiced content optimization for SEO, and worked on enhancing website navigation flow. Two weeks completed steady learning, stronger clarity, and consistent progress. #Day14 #60DaysCh

Built 7 apps, 15k users, $200 revenue this month. But now I am going to focus on distribution channels, rather than build a new app in 3 weeks. What do you think? Is it worth it?

Prisha asked, How is your startup doing? Dishani replied, It's challenging but fulfilling. Every day is a new lesson. Prisha asked, What's the biggest lesson you’ve learned so far? Dishani replied, I've learned that, It’s not just about the produc

today, i launched on Product Hunt. Got 7 upvotes lots of views (PH + HN) but 0 signups 0 users $0 mrr what i learned: build (100) x marteking (0) = back to 0. so starting now, my full focus is on marketing. marketing. marketing. ps: if you know

STORY OF BOOKMYSHOW. APPLYING THE LESSON LEARNED With the downfall they learned a very important lesson that anything given for free has no value, so now they started charging for the same. The software that they earlier offered for free, they no