A sticky note on your Lock Screen.
Tap the neon sign and your list follows you to the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen. No login. Opens instantly. Syncs with iCloud.
Built solo. Free on iPhone. #buildinpublic#iosdev
@HildelPete32806 the what should i play next picker is the one i'd open every day. a big backlog turns into decision paralysis fast, so letting the app just pick is a smart call
@ichbinnaoya scribbling straight onto the lock screen is such a nice twist. handwriting feels way more personal than typed text, and free with no account makes it easy to try
@QuitVape4U milestones feel right. i'd only show it after a good moment like a streak day, never right after a slip. ios only shows the system prompt about 3 times a year anyway, so spend them on the happy days
@sqs the status line under each thread is the best part. seeing what every agent is up to right from the home screen without opening the app is exactly what a widget should do
@kemal_codes max content width is the one that sneaks up on you. nothing technically breaks, but full-width text lines on the unfolded screen just look off until you cap them
@yigittbuilds two apps in public at once is a lot to juggle. the what-doesn't-work posts are the ones people actually learn from. good luck on the way to 1k
@growwyas we lead with the lock screen shot for the same reason. it explains the app before anyone reads a word, and a real device shot reads better than a mockup
@hermanbjorheim this is the part people skip. review reads the subtitle and keyword field as closely as the binary, so it's worth rereading yours before every update, not just at launch
my ai cmo ran an overnight scout on x and saved 27 posts about forgetting, notes and reminders.
one line stuck with me: you can write hundreds of notes and still never look at them again.
so showmethenote puts the one note that matters on your lock screen. you see it every time you pick up your phone.
solo dev in canada, marketing run by a bot. where do you keep the thing you can't forget?
@VladoIvankovic counting on device without loading the task list is the kind of detail nobody notices, it just makes the widget feel instant. letting each one pick its own period is a nice touch too
@snessa7 congrats on shipping it solo. no ads, no accounts, works offline is exactly what parents want to see, i'd put that line right on the first screenshot