Time to share what I’m learning. SaaS founders are foucused heavily on X. Reddit is still massively underutilized for distribution. Less noise. More intent. Here is a list of 30 subreddits worth joining for distribution, feedback, and growth 👇 r/saas r/startups r/entrepreneur r/indiehackers r/microsaas r/sideproject r/buildinpublic r/startup_ideas r/launchmystartup r/mvplaunch r/roastmystartup r/indiebiz r/thefounders r/growmybusiness r/growthhacking r/askmarketing r/marketing r/seo r/webdev r/programming r/chrome_extensions r/productivityapps r/selfhosted r/internetisbeautiful r/testmyapp r/producthunt r/macapps r/androidapps r/iOSProgramming r/digitalnomad Reddit is not about posting your product. It’s about earning attention first.

Scrip x402 v2 is live on the App Store. 5 chain boards. Real CCTP bridging. RPG loadout system. Timed missions. Procedural infinite boards. Learn x402 payments by actually making them. Free on iOS → apple.co/4rXbvca #ios #iosdev #apple #x402 #iosprogramming #buildinpublic

My website exploreswiftui.com was added to the helpful links in the r/iOSProgramming subreddit 🥺 What an honor! I regularly add new SwiftUI content and I'm always open to suggestions. #iOSDev #SwiftUI

The indie iOS dev journey (no particular order): - Ship a small utility app - Add "Indie iOS Dev" to bio - Screenshot App Store Connect revenue - Get frustrated watching competitors get featured - Post on r/iOSProgramming, get roasted, go back to lurking - Build an app template collection - Write a guide on shipping apps - Sell SwiftUI templates - Launch a course on ASO - Sell one of my apps for a few thousand - Put "acquired" in bio - Start writing weekly dev updates - Launch a podcast about building in public - Try lifetime pricing to boost downloads - Call total revenue "MRR" even though it's not recurring repeat until the exits get bigger then: Buy other indie apps and build a mini portfolio disclaimer: I've done most of these (still doing some). No SaaS yet since I'm focused on native iOS. Easy to look at someone's first $1k month as small, but we all started there if we made it further. I catch myself doing this too

GetSteps.app is scheduled to launch on @UneedLists tomorrow. Here's the check list: Days 1-2: Profile Optimization ☑️ Create your Uneed account and start free product submission ☑️ Write a compelling 60-character tagline: "Track every step, workout. Celebrate every milestone." ☑️ Craft a 300-word product description highlighting: Apple Watch integration, advanced analytics, beautiful visualizations, privacy-first approach, and what makes it better than Apple Fitness/Strava ☑️ Add your App Store link, website, and relevant social media profiles to your Uneed listing ☑️ Upload 4-5 high-quality screenshots: (1) Apple Watch face with step tracking, (2) iOS app dashboard with weekly analytics, (3) workout visualization screen, (4) progress chart view, (5) watch complications/widgets Days 3-4: Community Research & Pre-Launch ☑️ Join the Uneed Discord/community and introduce yourself as a founder launching Steps this week (engage authentically, don't spam) ☑️ Research the last 10 fitness/health apps that launched on Uneed: study their descriptions, screenshots, engagement patterns, and upvote counts to understand what resonates ☑️ Identify 5-7 Uneed users who regularly comment on fitness/iOS apps and engage with their recent comments (genuine interaction, not promotional) ☑️ Prepare 5 FAQs based on common questions you see on similar app launches: pricing model, data privacy, offline functionality, Apple Health integration, comparison to competitors ☑️ Screenshot your best user testimonials or early App Store reviews to share in launch day comments ☑️ Create a simple "Why I built Steps" founder story (150 words) explaining your personal fitness journey and what existing apps were missing Days 5-6: Launch Day Execution ☑️ Submit your product on Uneed when it goes live (check your email for launch notification if using free tier) 🔲 Within the first hour of launch, post your founder story as a comment on your listing explaining why you built Steps and what problems it solves 🔲 Respond to every single comment within 30 minutes during the first 6 hours (set phone reminders)—answer questions, thank voters, ask for specific feedback on features they'd like to see 🔲 Share your Uneed launch on Twitter/X with: "Just launched Steps on @Uneed_best 🚀 [link] - would love feedback from the maker community on our Apple Watch fitness tracking approach" 🔲 Post in 3 relevant subreddits with Uneed launch link: r/AppleWatch ("Launched my step tracking app - would love feedback from fellow Apple Watch users"), r/SideProject, r/iOSProgramming (make posts community-focused, not spammy) 🔲 If you see Steps climbing the daily leaderboard, share milestone updates: "Steps just hit #5 on Uneed today! 🎉 Thanks for all the amazing feedback" Day 7: Post-Launch Optimization 🔲 Review all comments and feedback from your Uneed launch and create a prioritized feature request list 🔲 Send personal thank-you messages to the top 5 most engaged commenters, asking if they'd like early access to beta features or to join a feedback group 🔲 Add "Featured on Uneed" badge to your Steps website homepage with a link back to your Uneed listing (this strengthens the SEO value of your DR 72 backlink) 🔲 Update your App Store description to include "Featured on Uneed" in your press/recognition section 🔲 Document lessons learned: which screenshots got the most comments, what questions came up repeatedly, what features people requested—use this for future Product Hunt launch 🔲 Create a simple spreadsheet tracking: upvotes received, comments count, App Store installs that day, website traffic from Uneed referral (check Google Analytics) Curated by marketingchannels.co to launch getsteps.app on uneed.best

We have 2X WWDC scholar Kanishka talking about how to make your SSC submission stand out !! And with this we come to an end to today’s workshop !! #swiftstudentchallenge #swiftdev #iosprogramming

My app got 2k installs on release, purely from 20 organic Reddit posts with 300k impressions. Here how to find subreddits to promote your app. All of them allow self promo, but some have additional conditions. Platform related subreddits. Usually allow self promo on certain day of the week, for active participants(make 5 unrelated posts within a week). r/iOSApps r/macapps r/MacOS r/apple r/iOSProgramming r/appledevelopers r/windowsapps r/WebApps r/WebApps r/genAIApps r/apps indie hacker, builder related apps. They usually do not exactly allow promotion. But they tolerate link to your app as long as it is related to content of post. Make about your relevant experience mentioning your app in the process. r/indiehackers r/SideProject r/scaleinpublic r/buildinpublic r/GrowthHacking r/AppStoreOptimization r/AppBusiness r/SaaS r/MobileAppDevelopers r/iOSAppsMarketing Niche subreddits. This one is unique for every single app. Finding a subreddit, specifically related to your product is like finding a gold mine. Even if they don't allow self promo, you can ask users there if they would like app with your functionality without mentioning app itself. It might give you some validation. They are usually especially enthusiastic about beta tests(for some reason open beta invites are not viewed as ads ). Paid ads are also can be extremely efficient there. For me the following subreddits worked: r/StableDiffusion r/GenAIApps r/AIArt

Reddit is a literal GOLDMINE to find users & get feedback ! 🪙 Here are all the subreddits I use to get first feedback - specific for mobile apps : [x] r/iosprogramming, [x] r/appdev, [x] r/reactnative, [x] r/mobiledev, [x] r/sideproject, [x] r/buildinpublic, [x] r/aiprojects, [x] r/viralapps, [x] r/vibecodecamp, [x] r/vibecodedevs, [x] r/showyourapp, [x] r/appbusiness, [x] r/iosappsmarketing, [x] r/plugyourproduct, [x] r/mobileappdevelopers, [x] r/iosdev, [x] r/startups_promotion

yo I'd appreciate it if you upvoted this reddit post about Drizzle in r/iOSProgramming, only 1 post a year on Saturdays about promotions your own app, I don't want the post to flop reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/…

#1 post in r/iosProgramming! This is pretty cool. Unfortunately, there was no promotion of my app, but I got some clout ig

I suggest going to r/iOSProgramming subreddit and see how many individual developers with no relation to sideloading with apps on AppStore got terminated.. Apple went crazy in wrong directions as well

If y'all wanna feel bad about yourself, just post your mobile app on r/iosProgramming 😭 (might be a skill issue on my part)

The order of modifiers like .padding() and .background() changes the UI output! #SwiftUI #SwiftLang #iOSDeveloper #iOSDevTips #LearnSwift #SwiftUIForBeginners #iOSProgramming #MobileDev

First 30 days of Behindly (text-behind-photo app) 🤳 📈 84 installs 💰 $56 total revenue 🔄 $12 MRR (3 active subs, which is suprising because I priced the lifetime subscription at only $5.99) 🔥 9.1 k views & 36 upvotes on r/iOSProgramming which was the main driver for downloads

Will updating Swift package finally make my code write itself? Source: devhubby.com/thread/how-to-u… #iOSProgramming #iOSDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #Developer #package #command

Sw!ftalyzer 1.6.0 is available now ✨ 🔍 No more waiting in the dark - see the progress of metric calculation. ⚡️ Expand entire node trees in one click. Get it now in the Mac App Store & analyze your app! #iOSDev #iOSProgramming #SwiftLang iosdev.space/@SwiftAlyzer/11…

6 Top Skills For iOS Developers myfrugalbusiness.com/2021/12… #iOS #iOSDev #Developers #DevelopersIO #AppDev #iOSProgramming #Devs #Dev #Xcode #IDE #UX #UI

Is it legal to train carrier pigeons for passing Swift info, or should I stick to code? Source: devhubby.com/thread/how-can-… #Programming #MobileDevelopment #SwiftUI #iOSProgramming #pass #information

Creating an App Store Connect-like picker for macOS with SwiftUI — polpiella.dev/app-store-conn… via @polpielladev #swift #swiftLang #iOSdevelopment #iOSdev #iOSProgramming