You know the funny part is that it did one shot for web/android version of it but for iphone its just terrible and i can't stop iterating till its fully look alike with what i wanted

for new entrepreneurs: 1. don’t be an inventor find already existing products and improve them - “new” ideas have likely been tested before & there’s a reason they aren’t making money 2. marketing is the moat building the product is easy - now you have to market, which is the hardest part. try every distribution method possible - reddit, meta, tiktok, youtube, cold emails - at least one of these channels will be high ROI and you can double down on it 3. kill your babies look at levels, marclou… they’ve built 10-100 startups each and most have failed. ship fast, validate fast, and kill the project when the signals are clear. don’t be emotionally attached, it’s just business 4. failure is valuable it’s part of the process, overtime you become more efficient in making higher ROI decisions - don’t get beaten down by failure, harvest it for its valuable lessons 5. build a personal brand once you have some success, you can prove it, and teach others your learnings - a personal brand unlocks many revenue streams (rev share from X/YT, sponsorships, consulting, courses etc) - it makes you bulletproof. if all your businesses disappeared tomorrow, you’d be able to spin up new ones fast and have a huge audience to show it to

Too bad I can’t make custom iOS keyboard with voice listening and transcription feature

Editing videos is ze pain in ze ass..

Tiktok made MCP servers?

Any free tools that show apps total revenue not last month?

If your entire job can be replaced by a half-decent agent in 2026, the problem isn't AI. It's that you spent five years mastering a role that never created real value in the first place. Brutal but someone had to say it.

I got banned from Reddit

It’s so frustrating to try to pitch your product without pitching your product But the reach seems fine. Any redditors here?

My second post reached 6k in its first few hours

I’m new to Reddit too My one of first posts hit 4k in an hour and most of the comments are redditors hating on ai haha

AI is apparently going to replace everyone except the people actually shipping half-broken experiments in public. The rest of you writing think-pieces are auditioning for the same background character role. Ship the ugly version today or keep doomposting, your choice.

You can write the most profound 280 characters and still get crickets. Or you can reply to 15 big accounts in your lane every day like it's your job. Guess which one the algo actually rewards. Hint: it's not the profound one.

Just stumbled upon the gym app I used to use for more than 2 years now and checked its revenue. I did not expect seeing these numbers tbf It gave me solid basics of training, and UI pretty intuitive too with short videos But I’m glad it is successful, indeed useful app.

Anybody who’s making over $1k with iOS apps with no distribution?

its 5:45 in the morning now and i've submitted my first app

How important app store screenshots are and what tool do you use to make them?

Grind Learn Build Repeat

is it really that big tho for a small project? or am i missing something