Cool website, thank you. About DMs it was because of settings

Oh yes, I would love to find smaller, more active communities

Hi, if you find something, I'm looking for the same 😊

😄...mine is not an engineer's hat, but it always tries to slow me down

Me too. It looks to me more professional

You're right, sometimes I insist on staying in front of the monitor, but it's more of a waste of time than anything else

and as soon as an idea comes to you, share it with him, so you also validate it 🙂

I know I'm probably overthinking retention at this stage, but here's my working theory:

By giving users the freedom to leave (with all their data), you make their decision to stay more meaningful.

What do you think? Is this a good principle or just a classic case of premature optimization?

The challenge was pictures. 🖼️

They were being saved at full size, which would have eventually made the export files huge and unwieldy.

So, a wild "image compression & resizing" task had appeared! It shot to the top of my to-do list before this became a real problem.

My philosophy is simple: if you put your time and data into an app, you should be able to take it all with you. Easily. No questions asked. Your data is yours.

This feature also unearthed a new challenge I hadn't considered...

Yes, I understand. Some of my projects never saw the light of day and remained mere documentation.🙂 However, with Drinklytics I found the right rhythm.
Your project is cool, I think the kids will enjoy following the exercises.

Sometimes I also think I'm too much of an architect, but when I realize that what I produce is faithful to my expectations at the right time, I change my mind 🙂. What are you building?

Very cute! Design, colors, illustrations, micro-animations, it's pleasant even just to scroll through

It is a method for setting priorities within a project, valid both in a team and alone www.productplan.com/glossary/ice...

If you're also experimenting with organic app growth, I'd love to hear your experiences! What worked for you?

Also, sharing some ASO guides I used to get started
- @apptweak.com: www.apptweak.com/en/aso-blog/...
- App Radar: appradar.com/app-store-op...
- Kurve: kurve.co.uk/blog/backlin...

The work is far from over. The direction feels right, but the conversion rate (CR) could be way better. Next up on the list:

🎨 Redesigning my truly ugly app icon
🖼️ Creating more professional screenshots
🧪 A/B testing the entire store listing to improve CR

For the first ~2 months? Nothing. 🦗
But then, things started moving.

This is the keyword ranking progress in the US after 3 months. The organic-only approach seems to be working, slowly but surely.

My process was pretty straightforward, no magic tricks:

📚 Studied ASO best practices (guides, blogs)
🎯 Analyzed direct & indirect competitors
🔍 Did keyword research w/ SEO/ASO tools
✍️ Optimized my store listing (title, desc, screenshots)
❌ Tried to get backlinks (0 success so far, lol)