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🚀 My sister made a simple subscription tracker app to learn app dev. I helped her with ASO. No marketing so far 👉 In 2 days: $90 revenue. How? Apple boost ⚡ + smart ASO. 💡 My ASO playbook: • Target long-tail keywords • Keywords + brand name (

My habit logger app just reached $1k MRR in just 3 months of launch Thanks to @HabitKit habitide.in is where from you can check Tech stack flutter and firebase + #cursor #productivity #tracker #habitkit #habitide

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Everyone loves to talk about billion-dollar startups. But the real lessons come from the ones making $10K, $50K, $100K quietly behind the scenes. That’s what I write about. Stories of underrated founders, clever growth hacks, and raw lessons that

if you've been using habithook - habit tracker, thank you — seriously means a lot. i started it as a simple habit tracker that doesn't make you feel bad for missing a day. no guilt trips, no bloated features. just something clean that actually works

So I had been developing an app that may be common nowadays, as everyone is making something similar, but developing this helps me understand how iOS deployment works and how to actually add in-app purchases or products in an Android app. How SEO o

Is real indie marketing just writing 200 “boring” posts like how to reset your password—and quietly pulling in 50 new users a month?