Meet Leo. He is 9 weeks old, a domestic shorthair, and the reason I built Pawlarm. One tiny kitten and suddenly there are feeds, vaccines, deworming and vet visits to remember. Pawlarm keeps it all in one care plan. https://t.co/Xys5vpxlgv #CatsOfX#KittenCare
Monthly flea and heartworm prevention means one fixed date every month, all year. The American Heartworm Society says 12 months a year, for dogs and for cats. I built Pawlarm to send that reminder. https://t.co/VPX3agbPAK #DogCare#CatCare
@ErisBlisset Good stepping stone. What makes it stick is using a little less syrup each week, so by week four it's mostly sparkling water with lemon and mint. The cold fizz is a big part of what people miss about soda, and that stays.
@ya8hh Congrats on shipping Sprout Daily! A tip from building our own habit-style apps: let people log their first habit in the first 30 seconds, before any sign-up or settings. Day-one retention lives on that screen. Good luck with it.
@SoShameonMeow So sorry, that's stressful with a tiny one. Something that helped us: jot down what she ate, litter box changes and when the tummy trouble starts, with times. A few days of notes gives the vet a pattern to work with. Hope she feels better soon.
A noise reading is three numbers, not one: lowest, average and highest over a session. dBing shows all three with a live waveform on iPhone and Android. Phone mics vary, so it is not lab grade. I made it. https://t.co/4PLf58tqus #dBing#soundmeter
@celiarozalenm The first sale is the one that proves a stranger will pay, and that never stops feeling good. Shipping on both stores and posting about it is the part most of us skip. Congrats Celia.
@sakagadget Most people go back in week one because of the caffeine headache, not the taste. Cutting to one bottle a day for a week first makes the full stop far easier.
@floatywings@bagacide If you try it, plan it as one treat rather than calling it a slip. The quits that last are the ones where a single can doesn't reset the whole streak in your head.
@soumya_mahunt Congrats on shipping the first one. The hedge that grows where you have been is a lovely twist. Tip from a few launches: add a short gameplay video as the first App Store preview, puzzle games convert much better when people can see the tilt in action.
@rjozefowicz Same experiment here this week. One cheap win if you haven't already: en-GB, en-AU and en-CA each get their own 100-character keyword field, so you can target local words (soft drinks, football, mum) without translating anything. Keen to see if yours moves.
@desecondwave@timmyisagod Pretty much where the evidence sits. WHO kept the aspartame safe limit at 40 mg per kg a day in 2023, so a can or two is well inside it, but its 2023 sweetener guideline also says not to count on diet drinks for weight control. Better than regular, not a health drink.
FizzFree has widgets on iPhone. The Android version does not have them. I made it, and both versions are live. Search FizzFree: Quit Soda Tracker on Google Play and the App Store. #QuitSoda#iPhoneApps
The JAMB syllabus is a topic list. Count the topics, divide by your weeks, put weak topics first. English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology are 72 topics in my app, so ten weeks is about 7 a week. https://t.co/yksYJL77bS #JAMB2027#StudyTips
My apps on the App Store: dBing, Etest CBT, FizzFree, Elite Planner, Pawlarm and Tactics Board 3D. They do different jobs. I am Etest Tech Hub, and I make all six. #IndieDev#BuildInPublic
@riddmlive@Posah_singer Thank you, Riddmlive and Posah. We are glad to be part of The Room and to back young talent in Nigeria. See you on 31 October. #TheRoomWithPosah
JAMB 2027 is coming. I built Etest CBT so you can practise like the real exam: 5,553 past questions in 11 subjects, an explanation for every answer and a full timed mock with the on-screen calculator. Works offline. Follow us for daily JAMB tips.