u/wahvinci

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Can I convert my iOS app to native Android app with latest Swift updates?

Hello, recently I heard that we can create Android app using native swift code.

I'm planning to create Android app and using the same codebase is it possible currently or do I need to wait?

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u/wahvinci — 9 hours ago
I built an iOS app called SinceWhen. It just crossed USD360+ in revenue—here’s what worked.

I built an iOS app called SinceWhen. It just crossed USD360+ in revenue—here’s what worked.

Hey everyone,

I recently launched SinceWhen, a simple iOS app designed to log and track life events. Whether it's the last time you changed your oil or how many days it's been since you hit the gym, it keeps everything in one clean timeline.

The Numbers:

  • Revenue: $360+ (and growing)
  • Monetization: One-time purchase / "Pay once, own forever" model.

What Worked:

  • Solving a Personal Pain Point: I built it because I was tired of messy notes and "mental tracking."
  • Aggressive Simplicity: Users responded well to the "no-fluff," client-side-first approach.
  • Early Sharing: Engaging with niche communities on Twitter and local dev forums early on helped validate the UI before the official launch.

Where I Shared It:

Aside from Twitter, I focused on developer-centric communities and productivity subreddits where people appreciate utility tools.

I'm happy to answer any questions about the tech stack or the launch process!

Check it out here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sincewhen-event-log-tracker/id6759450144

u/wahvinci — 9 hours ago
Made $360+ in one month of launching the app

Made $360+ in one month of launching the app

I made $300+ revenue from Reddit in a month of launching my iOS app called SinceWhen.

About my app:

Standard habit trackers are amazing for daily routines like coding or working out. But I found they completely fail at the irregular maintenance of life—changing the AC filter, watering specific plants, or taking as-needed meds. If you track a task you only do every 3 weeks, daily "streaks" just create a giant red calendar of guilt.

I wanted a frictionless system that just answers: "When did I last do that?"

So, I built SinceWhen. It’s an "anti-habit tracker" that skips the streaks and calculates your true average intervals instead.

u/wahvinci — 12 hours ago
PH launch was an utter flop, but reddit helped me make $360+ revenue in one month
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PH launch was an utter flop, but reddit helped me make $360+ revenue in one month

I made $300+ revenue from Reddit in a month of launching my iOS app called SinceWhen.

I launched my app on PH this Tuesday(31st March), it's an utter flop. Couldn't grab upvotes enough to get visibility. I checked multiple times within 4 hours to see if my app gets shown in top 10, as PH updated its algo to randomize the products within 4 hours. But not even one time I could see my product. Not sure how PH is working but it's been so bad for me.

About my app:

Standard habit trackers are amazing for daily routines like coding or working out. But I found they completely fail at the irregular maintenance of life—changing the AC filter, watering specific plants, or taking as-needed meds. If you track a task you only do every 3 weeks, daily "streaks" just create a giant red calendar of guilt.

I wanted a frictionless system that just answers: "When did I last do that?"

So, I built SinceWhen. It’s an "anti-habit tracker" that skips the streaks and calculates your true average intervals instead.

u/wahvinci — 1 day ago