You shipped the app. Now how do people find it?
I put together a practical ASO guide for indie iOS developers: keyword research without paid tools, screenshots that explain the value, and a 30-day plan for improving your App Store listing. https://t.co/pImlBSf02n
@levelsio heads up, sitemap-i18n.xml is live but empty, just comments and no urls. the /de/ and /pt-br/ pages don't have hreflang in the head either, so google's left guessing
@hailports ugh, missing keep-alive by 16 seconds on every call. if that's ollama the response already has load_duration split out, so check 1 is basically free
@agentsky_dev claude code's time dropped from 21 min to 2 as well, wild. would love to see it on a real repo though, where less output might just mean skipped tests
@BenjieMalinao wild that nobody told it to do that. wikipedia asks for a contact, the email's right there in context, so in it goes. makes you wonder what else in context gets treated the same way
About 1 in 3 Google Play subscription cancellations are failed payments, roughly double the App Store per RevenueCat. Those people never decided to leave.
Before you buy more Android installs, check your grace period and account hold in Play Console. Boring, I know.
Apple's advice for the new iOS 27 search asset is "State the obvious."
Makes sense. Video plays muted in search, you can't unmute it for now, and it shows up before they've seen your product page.
If you can't tell what the app does with the sound off, it's too clever.
VS Code now lets a Copilot session ask Claude or Codex to review its work. Feels like the best use of coding agents isn't writing more code, it's different models checking each other. Who reviews your agent's code right now, you or another model?
You shipped the app. Now how do people find it?
I put together a practical ASO guide for indie iOS developers: keyword research without paid tools, screenshots that explain the value, and a 30-day plan for improving your App Store listing. https://t.co/pImlBSf02n