RT @sentdefender: According to a New York Times article, U.S. President Donald J. Trump grew frustrated after the lack of immediate results….

RT @jakemor: 🚨 PSA @Superwall is hiring a design engineer (w/ full stack tendencies). React + ts + nextjs. 🤑 $175,000/yr.🌎 Global Remote o….

Count me in!

RT @Superwall: 🚨 Announcing Superwall’s Vision Pro Giveaway - retweet this post with screenshot of your in-app paywall for a chance to win….

Has anyone experienced this before? Our app is stuck in the "Accepted" state. Normally it automatically moves from "Accepted" to Ready for Sale, but it's been stuck in Accepted for more than 24 hours.

RT @Superwall: Our manifesto🧘. AWS gives you the power to scale. It reduces your barrier to build an app like facebook from “can you operat….

NYTimes has a subtle billing trick that nets them 8.3% more revenue per year. Instead of billing monthly, they bill every 4 weeks:. $25 every 4 weeks = $325 per year.$25 every month = $300 per year. 1 extra month of revenue per year with most customers not even realizing.

Exciting news, my new co. is looking to bring on board an iOS developer! If you’re interested in working at a fast-growing startup and have a good eye for design, DM me.

Apple to Allow Outside App Stores in Overhaul Spurred by EU Laws. Is this for real?.

ChatGPT is basically an insanely easy interface for querying the sum of human knowledge.

RT @keithwynroe: I can't compete with this

Thanks for stopping by @RevenueCat team!

*literally anyone who has tried getting an app through app review*

RT @jakemor: You need to make sure at least 85% of your installs are seeing your paywall. 2x this metric, 2x your revenue. Paywalled users….

The burden to create new apps just keeps bigger and bigger. Apple literally only adds rules and rarely removes any. Imagine being a first-time developer and trying to make sense of this faux legal code:.

What's left is another tedious to-do item for developers. A better approach:.Automatically generate an annotated domain list of websites the app talks to (simple). i.e. this app contacts facebook, mixpanel, appsflyer, etc. domains.

App privacy report cards are at best flawed and at worst completely useless. As with everything in humanity, without enforcement, nobody listens. Specifically here, the exact bad actors (or practices) they intend to expose are the same people who wouldn't comply.

Snapchat Spectacles are proof that gatekeeping your product through invites/FOMO is meaningless outside of an initial UA strategy. If ur product sucks, people will find out eventually. Hard to deliver on hype.

The bloat in Firebase's 15 SDKs is just absurd. Eager to stop using them in my apps.

I don’t understand the calculus at Apple for this – with each passing month they build the case against them more and more, their position is completely untenable, and they continue to give developers and businesses reasons to despise them.