I built an app which blocks the addictive scrolling part, and it let's you stop doomscrolling.
google groups: https://groups.google.com/g/noscroll-testing
Opt In as tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.noscroll.noscroll
install the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noscroll.noscroll
Founder's mostly focus on the development of the product but don't know how to get visibility, so here is a small list of sites to help visibility of your startup:
Not every platform will work for every startup.
Some are better for SEO, some for community feedback, and others for product launches.
Worth bookmarking if you're planning a launch soon.
After getting 3 accounts banned, i found a list of subreddits where dev's can post about their startup.
So, don’t just spam links. Be helpful, be real, engage and then pitch the product. Provide value, so your account won't be banned.
so I just finished building my app and was getting ready to launch and got to know about lot of useful stuff
I thought stuff like privacy policies and terms of service were just pointless legal pages nobody reads. Turns out they actually matter a lot.
Here’s the basic checklist I learned before launching an app:
Honestly, I used to think this was useless but not.
Posting this because I know a lot of indie devs are building fast and skipping the boring stuff like I was, so be careful.
I have been building an app and it require functionality of maps, so could you please share any good free alternative like OpenStreetMap.
Founder's mostly focus on the development of the product but don't know how to get visibility, so here is a small list of sites to help visibility of your startup:
Not every platform will work for every startup.
Some are better for SEO, some for community feedback, and others for product launches or credibility.
Worth bookmarking if you're planning a launch soon.
Sometimes I’ll think of an app idea or something important at middle of the night, but I'm too lazy to open an notes app or a book to note it down.
I was wondering if an app that lets you quickly voice-record ideas directly from the lock screen (without unlocking the phone) would actually be useful or if this is just a “me problem”.
How do you currently save random late-night ideas?
