AI that builds your dream mobile app for you @newlyhq

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Introducing Newly. The world's first Agentic app builder. RT Comment "Newly" and I'll send you 100 apps to make $10K/mo.
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Sneak peak: 1. Launch Video 2. Paid Influencers 3. Content Coordination 4. Leveraging Your Network 5. Lead Magnets 6. Tracking
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Timothy Lindblom retweeted
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees. The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance. Access to all other Claude models is not affected. We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible. Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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Met a guy who flew to SF to sell to tech startups. First sale was with an EU startup (us) Is this why @paulg said go to SF?
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People on X be posting that Fable 5 created their data center in space - in one prompt! 😂 (Here's @newlyhq datacenter)
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Apple just announced its biggest App Store number ever at WWDC $1.4 trillion in developer billings and sales for 2025 The ecosystem is growing and they’re giving builders more tools to work with Important bits: - $1.4T moved through apps in 2025 - New marketing tools rolling out through 2026 - Group subscriptions to target schools and companies - App Notes that show you exactly why apps are recommended App demand is massive rn. Stop waiting for a unique idea and take a piece of the existing pie.
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New for Apple developers: Foundation Models support for Claude lets developers use Apple's Foundation Models framework to call Claude for multi-step reasoning, code generation, and longer context.
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APPLE JUST MADE MAJOR UPDATES TO THE APP STORE Every app builder needs to see this: 1. Apple Intelligence free for smaller devs If you’re in the Small Business Program with under 2 million lifetime downloads, Apple’s Foundation Models on Private Cloud Compute cost you zero in cloud fees. AI features won’t require a server bill. 2. Retention messaging at cancellation You can show subscribers a custom message the moment they tap cancel. Remind them of the value and attach a special offer without adding friction to the cancellation flow. 3. 12-month commitment plans A new subscriber type lets you offer a lower monthly price in exchange for a year commitment. Live across global markets except the US and Singapore. 4. Group purchases and volume purchasing One subscriber can buy multiple seats and invite others into the subscription. This will open your app to schools and businesses through the App Store. 5. New visual surfaces Product page headers, search results, and Apple Ads can carry your images and video beyond screenshots. It’ll centralize your the workflow and supports pre-approval before launch. 6. Time allowances Parents can cap time per category, including a new ‘social media’ category so from July you must declare social media capabilities in the rating questionnaire and in September it’ll be required for submission. The Apple stock crashed over $230 billion this week. What’s your opinion on the new updates?
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The 10x rule for saturated app markets: If a competitor is doing $1M/month, you can do $100K. If there’s brands doing $100K, you can easily do $10K. Never be scared to enter any market. Just divide by 10. A billion-dollar market has room for 100 competitors. It always comes down to marketing in the end.
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I’m not a fan of soft paywalls. But IF you’re absolutely heart set on doing it. Add “No payment due now” around the start trial button. It boosts CVR because you’re reinforcing its free right now.
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ACTIVATION IS RETENTION The path to retention isn’t a longer onboarding flow either. It’s removing the friction between a new user and the core action of the app. When your app is fantastic. Get users into your app without delaying it at all. But ofc that assumes you have a fantastic product. If your app is barely decent… And you need to sell users on what it can do before they use it. Or if the habit takes a long time to show value (gym apps). Go with a longer onboarding.
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Waitlist campaigns are goated for app building. Inside you'll learn: - When to run a waitlist - How to setup the landing page - How to get signups - Which channels to market on - What kind of videos to make - How to convert them to paying users
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Two retention plays to implement asap: 1: When a user is about to delete your app. On iPhone, when you delete an app, it shows a menu. You can customize that menu. So instead of just seeing “delete” and “hide app” You can offer discounts. And intercept churn at the exact moment they try to leave. 2: They canceled, but billing period isn’t up. This window is your last shot. First, send a push notification telling them not to leave. If that doesn’t work, then follow up later with a discount. The cost to run these is nothing. And sometimes the user just needs you to remind them to stay.
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One of the coolest tools I’ve seen in a while If you need to: - Source specific creator accounts - Spot trends you can build an app around - Find viral content in your niche It does all the doomscrolling for you so you don’t waste time.
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Don’t lead with your paywall. Lead with value. Position your onboarding to give the user an “aha” moment. Then once you show them what’s in it for them. Show the price while they’re inclined to pay you. You’ll be shocked how many more trials and subs you get.
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Paul is one of our 500 users from ProductHunt despite us never doing ProductHunt 🙈
If a site or app forces me to answer some unnecessary question before I can continue, I always give a wrong answer. How did you hear about us? Radio. Does anyone else do that?
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She @madebycol built 4 apps and hit $150K/mo on 2 of them. Averages 400M views across channels. And well on her way to $3M ARR in under one year. S T A R T . S H I P P I N G . A P P S
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Or you just build the app in Newly and get the website for free ;)
How I built a small website for my app: 1. Dropped the App Store link into Claude and asked it to write copy 2. Built it in type.link – just blocks, filled with the copy 3. Connected a domain and filled in basic SEO settings 4. Submitted to Google Search Console so the site gets indexed faster
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