Hi X 👋 I'm Muneeb, a mobile dev for 8+ years.
I have 24 indie apps live on iOS + Android, and now I'm growing them with ASO, ads and AI agents.
Goal: $50 → $5K MRR. I'll share what works, in public.
If you build apps, let's connect.
Day 13 of growing my X account from zero, in public.
Followers: 34 (was 28 at my last update, 0 on Oct 25)
Goal: 5,000 by Nov 25
Lesson: most of my reach still comes from short replies to people stuck shipping apps, not the posts.
Building an app? Say hi, let's connect.
Day 13 of building my X account from zero: 34 followers, aiming for 5,000 by Nov 25. Most of my reach still comes from short useful replies to people stuck shipping apps. What's working for your growth right now?
@arnau_vira@suraj_sharma14 Pick one tiny niche community and be useful there for two weeks. Then ask 5 members to try your beta and tell you what confused them.
@esoterikmain Frustrating wait. In your resubmission notes, name the exact fix and attach a screenshot of the subscription screen. Reviewers move faster.
My budget app has never made a sale on iPhone. So it gets zero paid installs until that changes.
Order: fix the offer first (lifetime, yearly with 7-day trial, monthly anchor), then the listing, then traffic.
Lifetime or yearly first? Curious what's worked for you.
My budget app has never made a sale on iPhone. So it gets zero paid installs until that changes.
Order: fix the offer first (lifetime, yearly with 7-day trial, monthly anchor), then the listing, then traffic.
Would you lead with lifetime or yearly?
@pavelbohomolnyi 34 days In Review usually means it's stuck on Apple's side, not yours. I'd call Developer Support with the submission ID and ask them to escalate, that tends to move faster than another expedite request.
@DarioLeighton01 That happens, the email often lands before App Store Connect refreshes. Give it a few hours, and if you set manual release it'll flip to Pending Developer Release and you just hit Release.
@imsdjeb 23 days is way past normal. I'd contact Developer Support with the submission ID, and if nothing moves, remove it from review and resubmit with a small build bump. Smart move keeping the beta open meanwhile.
@AlkaidWaong@PaulSolt After 8 days I'd stop resending expedites and contact Apple Developer Support directly with the submission ID and ask for an escalation. Also worth checking Resolution Center in case something is quietly waiting on you.
@nominomidev Since the resubmission is already in the queue, reply in Resolution Center and spell out what changed: Sign in with Apple is now optional, plus a demo login in the review notes. If it passes 7 days, an expedite request with that same context is worth a shot.
@Danibii@AppStore Rejections with no details usually mean a vague 4.3 or minimum functionality. Reply in Resolution Center asking which guideline, and request a call.
Day 12 of building my X account from zero: 28 followers, aiming for 5,000 by Nov 25. Slow week, so I'm sticking to the boring routine: one useful post and a few helpful replies to people shipping apps. What keeps you consistent when growth is slow?