Andrew Eddie

Building apps, automations & little dopamine machines
📱AI powered, caffeine fueled.

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

@alexanderzito__ yupp and even 3 is too many if they don't each have a clear reason to exist

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

tested an app today.

onboarding had 6 screens. emojis on every element. 3 different font sizes on the same screen. progress bar that made no sense.

by screen 3 i already wanted to close it.
one clean screen with a clear next step would have changed everything.

most founders add screens. the best ones remove them.

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

i was running marketing for 4 apps at the same time.

good ideas for all of them. zero traction on any of them.
the moment i realized i couldn't post, iterate, and talk to users for 4 products simultaneously

i cut everything and went all in on one.
took me 20+ "failed" apps to learn that.

how many are you juggling right now?👇🏻

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

@alexanderzito__ have changed for the better :DD

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

2018 mobile app launch :

build the perfect product - get feedback - fix retention - run ads - scale

2026 mobile app launch :

post content - millions of views - celebrate - oh wait i also have an app - launch it - scale with best performing content

lmao

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

after testing 100+ vibe coded apps, the same UX mistakes keep showing up:

- too much text, too many font sizes, nobody knows where to look
- 5+ steps before you even see what the app actually does
- onboarding screens added just because they look cool not because they move the user forward

onboarding is an art. every screen needs a reason to exist.

the best apps get you to the aha moment in under 60 seconds.

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

@jacobrodri_ the market is never wrong

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@adriansolarzz UGC

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@georgesttock 120

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

Mobile apps teach you a lot.

Biggest one for me? Attention is everything.

So many ideas look fire at first.
You start digging and realize they’re just time sinks. Distractions dressed up as opportunities

I lost time chasing some of them. Not doing that again

Focus wins. Back to building.

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

@jacobrodri_ Sickkk, Good luck!

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@KritikaSaini23 usage limit. Please upgrade to PRO

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

Best UX things I always consider while building apps 👇

– 1 clear action per screen
 – feedback after every tap
 – no empty states (always guide users)
 – make users feel progress early
 – don’t hide key actions in menus
 – remove one thing before you ship

Good UX is invisible but users always feel it.

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

When to sell: signs your product is ready for an exit 👇

– MRR is stable for 3–6 months
– Growth is organic, not forced
– Support requests are low
– You’re no longer excited to build
– Someone else could scale it better than you

That’s when holding starts costing you more than selling

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

@BhatAasim9 😂😂😂

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

@ErnestoSOFTWARE soliddd. gl with it!

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

Data isn’t boring
It’s how you stop guessing and start growing

I track almost every single user action, from the first tap to the drop off point

It’s wild how much you learn once you stop assuming and start watching what people actually do

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

The hardest skill in business isn’t strategy or coding.
It’s showing up when nothing’s exciting anymore

Most people quit in the quiet phase, when progress feels invisible

Keep going when it’s boring, that’s where the wins stack up

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

Why I started building consumer apps:

Because they move fast.

You launch something, people react.
You instantly see what clicks and what doesn’t.

No long calls, no fake traction, no pretending, just real users, real feedback, real dopamine.

That loop hits different.

[Andrew Eddie @andreweddi]

Here’s how I validate app ideas before touching code 👇

- Make a few TikToks around the concept
- Collect the “where can I get this?” comments
- DM those people early access links
- Ask for feedback
- If at least 30% of them actually use it or reply again, that’s a real signal

No forms, no surveys, no bullshit
Just market pull, pure and simple