Day 3️⃣ of building SprintKit - the app I wish existed when I started juggling multiple projects as a solo dev. Still no UI yet 😄 I’m staying focused on the foundations first. Today I went deeper on the data architecture. Since I’m using SwiftData CloudKit, I’m optimizing hard for fast queries and solid reporting later. The main trick: I store month-based rows and use indexes, which are basically lookup tables that make “give me this project’s data for this month” queries fast without scanning everything. I also added more unit tests around the data layer, so the core is getting stable. After this, it’s finally time to jump into the UI. Still aiming to ship before the end of February You can explore all my apps here: deadpixel-studio.com #iOSDev #Swift #SwiftData #CloudKit #CoreData #SQLite #IndieDev #BuildInPublic #AppDevelopment #Xcode #TestFlight #XcodeCloud #DataArchitecture #MobileDev

Day 2️⃣ of building SprintKit, a solo dev “project cockpit” to track costs, time, revenue, and keep a proper changelog per app/project. I don’t want to rush this one. It would be genuinely useful for me (and probably a lot of solo devs), so I’m being extra careful with the foundations. Today I designed the data architecture: Data will be stored with Core Data (lightweight SQLite under the hood) and synced across devices via iCloud. Also set up tests and wired up Xcode Cloud to run them automatically, plus handle TestFlight deployments. First release will ship on iPhone iPad. macOS watchOS will follow ~2–3 weeks after launch. Still aiming to release before the end of February. You can explore my other apps here: deadpixel-studio.com And don’t miss SuccessKit, it was featured by Apple in “Apps We Love” across 47 countries and it’s been doing amazing. Lots of great feedback so far and I’m working through every request 🙌

Just shipped Humans, my new personal growth app, built to help you stay consistent without feeling overwhelmed Humans brings together the essentials in one place, reading tracking with a clean bookshelf, time spent per book, and an easy way to build a steady reading habit. It also includes a quarter goal tracker so you can plan what matters, then keep yourself on track with daily check ins and weekly reviews. On top of that you can track sleep, daily walks, add a vision board, and use a bunch of other small tools that make personal growth feel practical and doable Download Humans: apps.apple.com/app/id6755056… And if you want the same core ideas but with more energy and fun, Super Human is my gamified version. You pick your hero, go through quests, earn XP when you finish them, rise in the leaderboard, and compete with others while building real habits in the process Download Super Human: apps.apple.com/app/id6749168…