@Ali_Homsi Day 21 is brutal. Mine took a few days, but I've seen people stuck for weeks. Did you try contacting App Review through the resolution center?
Launched my first Mac app on Product Hunt yesterday.
→ top 10 of the day
→ 111 upvotes
→ first paying customer
Commenters asked for heat history per AI agent, so I shipped it today.
WhoIsCooking: see which agent is cooking your MacBook, then cool it down.
3 more sales of WhoIsCooking in the last 48 hours. Small numbers, but they're strangers paying $5 to stop their MacBook sounding like a jet.
Still one-time, no subscription.
Lesson from launch week: the best feature on my roadmap came from a comment, not from me. Shipped it the next day.
What's the last thing a stranger's comment made you build?
4 AI agents flat out on an M5 MacBook: about 83°C. Same 4 agents with cooling on: about 48°C. Same work, nothing killed.
That's the whole idea behind WhoIsCooking. $5 one time, no subscription.
@by__huy The iteration speed is what flipped it for me too. Once changing something costs a prompt instead of an afternoon, the purist argument gets hard to defend.
@om_patel5 $1500 of tokens to dodge a $9/month subscription is the most relatable indie dev math I've seen all week. And now you own it, so yes, worth it.
Running 4 AI agents at once on a MacBook is fine until the fan sounds like a jet. What's the hottest thing you've made your laptop do with Claude Code or Codex?