I notice that most users wanna try the app without putting any card details at all, not even for a free trial. So maybe letting them go on the app and then paywalling them after a few days is better?
title says it all. can someone explain why this wouldn't work?
For those with adhd do most apps not work for you? Like what makes an app better for those with adhd. Genuinely curious
Are there any apps out there that don't feel like a ton of work to set up and/or use? My current stack is apple reminders and this screen time app I built (not advertising). I'm looking for easy scheduling, push notifications, maybe voice-to-text? Also a way to remember birthdays would be good.
I launched, got some payments, but now my downloads and conversion rate are trending downwards and my app is near nonexistent on ASO rankings for my keywords. Should I consider paid app store ads?
link for reference:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/second-thought-less-scrolling/id6749641307
3 canceled trials before this, thought it was over for me because I switched to hard paywall.
i built this experimental type of screen time app
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/second-thought-less-scrolling/id6749641307
I got 400ish downloads but no one was paying for premium version, so I decided to make it hard paywall. I have a weekly and yearly plan, with a 3 day free trial on the yearly plan. Most people just start the free trial and cancel right away. Pleasantly surprised to see this!!
You can play rainbet-style games to gain (or lose) screen time. I also have some normal challenges like math, typing, tapping the screen. Lmk what you guys think!
Here's my current list. I don't really have an efficient way to get them. How would you guys go about getting them?
("instagram://", "Instagram"),
("snapchat://", "Snapchat"),
("tiktok://", "TikTok"),
("youtube://", "YouTube"),
("twitter://", "X (Twitter)"),
("facebook://", "Facebook"),
("whatsapp://", "WhatsApp"),
("spotify://", "Spotify"),
("reddit://", "Reddit"),
("messenger://", "Messenger"),
("pinterest://", "Pinterest"),
("linkedin://", "LinkedIn"),
("discord://", "Discord"),
Quick disclaimer: I’m not a student here, I go to UIUC. But my friend from UW said I should make this so I did.
The website is https://eventsatwisconsin.com . It gathers all the insta posts from different clubs and makes the events visible on one site. I originally made it because I felt really bored on campus and needed some side quests. Its completely free to use, and ill keep it updated as long as people are using it. Let me know what you think!
I feel like https://today.wisc.edu/ is missing a lot
Sophomore CS major here, I scraped club instagrams for their events and put them on one website. I’m hoping it can solve the issue where people can’t find clubs, and clubs have a hard time marketing to general public. I’ll keep it free to use and updated as long as I can! Website is eventsatpurdue.com
And ofc, I used AI to mark all the ones with free food.
If you’ve read this far, you can filter for free food with this url: eventsatpurdue.com?freefood=true
Edit: I know there are other apps like huddle or freefoodatpurdue, but this is the only one that gets its data from instagram
I felt like I was missing out a bunch of college experiences and side quests so I made https://eventsatumich.com/ . Its a massive catalog of upcoming club events that you can search through. It also has the original insta post so you can confirm the event is real.
If you like it, an upvote would be appreciated! Enjoy