
Jibran
@Jibran_05
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building apps ❤️ social consumer ❤️ writing
Joined August 2017
From 17-23, my only goal was to hit #1 on the AppStore . I would stop working on apps that had 100,000 overnight downloads because the K-Factor wasn’t greater than 1. That ego has cost me millions of dollars.
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I hate it here
.@nikitabier hung a giant painting of Tim Cook near his desk at Facebook—right near Zuck's desk. Zuck was not amused.
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HOW TO GET INTO TECH TWITTER:. - Change your location to NYC. Williamsburg is better. -NEVER mention anything tech related. If you must, preface it with “overheard in SF”. -❌YC is dead. -✅Overheard in SF - “YC is dead”. -Follow accounts like @skooookum. Study how they.
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I met @breadboymac 9 months ago. Back then he was doing $0 in sales, had 0 users, and was asking for advice. Less than a year later, he’s doing over $250k / month and I’m asking him for advice. It’s wild how quickly building apps can change your life.
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This is why you need to be using @Superwall :. These are different apps, most of which ended up failing. Keep in mind, @jakemor is also working with apps doing millions in revenue per month. And yet, at 1 am,. On a Friday night. Of an app with 300 users,. He still responds
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2014 - 2018 was the year of teenage app developers. Ben Pasternak, Isaiah Turner — millions of users acquired by 17 year olds. Then, crickets. 2025 is the year of young developers again. @zach_yadegari, @alexsllater, and MANY more <20 year olds getting millions of users.
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Every time I’d talk to a college student between 2019-2022, all they’d talk about is getting to #1 on the AppStore. Every college student I talk to now is only obsessed with their MRR. The meta has changed.
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I’ve learned a lot of UI / UX tips from Twitter, especially from people like @jsngr and @laurentdelrey. Super abstract, wild, fun ideas and mock-ups are prolly the best way to learn ngl.
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In 2024, a replicable seeding process is just as important as a replicable development process. Find ways to reliably get those first 10,000 users (having an army of Discord TikTokers, Instagram pages, some reproducible TikTok strategy, etc) so you can kill ideas faster.
A reproducible testing process is more valuable than any one idea. Innovate here first. All things equal, a team with more shots at bat will win against a team with an audacious vision.
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When I tested the first prototype of my app, it cost $3,400 in FB ads per day—with a userbase of only 800 people. This was mainly due to our $7 million Series A, a necessary piece to create The Next Big Thing™. We knew with certainty we could bring the costs down (we couldn’t).
When I tested the first prototype of the Gas app at a single school, it cost $600 in server costs per day—with a userbase of only 800 people. This was mainly due to the friends-of-friends feature, a necessary piece to create social graph density. We knew with certainty that we.
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A few months ago, I experimented with an idea similar to @amoamoamo. Excited to see what new levels they can take this to 🙏
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Prediction:.@amoamoamo is a location based app that notifies your friends when you go somewhere new and prompts you to share a photo, like a passport for your life.
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@PartyRound Building @MyWorkoutGroup, using social accountability to have a positive impact on people’s fitness goals. Almost 500k TikTok views, need money for servers + scalability for launch. Still in college + no funding so any money helps!!.
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yay thanks for interviewing me.
When @UTAustin student Jibran Khalil lost motivation to complete his fitness journey, he created a fitness app dedicated to group encouragement and goal setting. The app hit No. 1 in the health and fitness category of the Apple app store on Sept. 13.
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