💡 Quick Tips for New Indie Devs: • Don’t take feedback on your app idea from friends. Most won’t give you honest feedback—they just want to support you. Focus on feedback from people who pay for and use your app. • Don’t be afraid to charge for your app. Users often ask for free things, but they wouldn’t work for free themselves. Respect your time and value. • Show the paywall early. Many users won’t reach it otherwise and may never discover your app’s PRO features. • Don’t reinvent the wheel with custom UI. Use native iOS components wherever possible—users are already familiar with them. • Prompt for ratings and reviews after users complete a meaningful task. This helps with ASO and drives downloads. • UX > UI. Don’t make users think about how to use your app. A beautiful interface doesn't guarantee a good experience. • Launch version 1 as soon as possible. Your app will never be perfect. Shipping early helps validate your idea and saves you time and effort. • Don’t hesitate to implement subscriptions—even if your app works offline and has no backend costs. You need recurring revenue, and most apps already use subscriptions. • Don’t neglect design. You only get one chance to make a first impression.

@ios_dev_alb Thanks 🙏 for the advise. One quick question, for MVP is it good idea at first launch without the paywall? To see the traction and get early feedback from users? And later with update add paywall? 🙂

@ios_dev_alb Giving us the facts, thank you, reposted, liked, and bookmarked!

@ios_dev_alb Well curated 👏🤝

@ios_dev_alb How to know what price to put?

@ios_dev_alb Valuable insights here. Definitely saving this for later!

@ios_dev_alb I’ve removed paywall from onboarding and I show it only after they use their free tries. Is that okay too?

@ios_dev_alb Agree on all except not entirely on 2 points. My 2 cents: ... 🧵

@ios_dev_alb Pure value here. Thanks! I just bookmarked it.

@ios_dev_alb Great Advice 👍

@ios_dev_alb Thanks! This helps!!

@ios_dev_alb To the first point: momtestbook.com