🎉 Receiptix is now partially FREE for all users!
Essential expense tracking features are now completely free:
- Unlimited manual entry
- Categorization
- Chart & Reports
- Cloud sync
@xrpwee Hello! We are so sorry for this late reply. We were analyzing our social media to check if there is anything left unanswered we found your message.
You can invite a person to a project for free, yes. But you need a paid account for that: https://t.co/vW53zk6n5l
@swader@bitfalls The same. Account @y_lukianov@elonmusk@nikitabier 👆
It's all related to passkeys. X forced me to update the key and this is what's happening: it asks me for extra verification, but the code is never sent.
@swader@bitfalls The same. Account @y_lukianov@elonmusk@nikitabier 👆
It's all related to passkeys. X forced me to update the key and this is what's happening: it asks me for extra verification, but the code is never sent.
This is huge to receive this kind of feedback:
"I downloaded the app and encountered issues upon initial usage. Before deciding to delete it, I contacted the support team via email. I was impressed by the prompt response and assistance provided by their team."
😍
We're giving away the app for free (lifetime) today and tomorrow! 🎉
It’s completely FREE on iOS! For Android, it’s just about 10 cents (Google Play doesn’t allow totally free apps with in-app purchases, but this is as close as we can get).
Today, one year ago, I started my indie dev journey. It feels like a good time to sum up some results.
Some of you might be surprised, but I've been working on a single product the entire year. It's currently at only $83 MRR, but I'm still pushing forward 😅
I still have my 9-to-5 job, and I still enjoy it, actually. I really want to reduce my dependency on it though.
It all began with a ChatGPT session. I pasted in a plain, unstructured text from a receipt and asked it to convert it into JSON. I remember being completely blown away by the result.
4 months later, I released the app. It was approved on the very first submission! (well, technically the second, but the initial rejection was for a minor, unrelated detail)
I still vividly remember monitoring the very first users and watching the first receipts being scanned with the app. It was such a weird feeling, but exciting. Real people actually downloaded and used something I built, can you imagine that?! I was literally dancing when I got the first payment.
Soon I realized that those first downloads were mostly due to the App Store's bump for new apps. About five days later, a long period of near-zero downloads began, literally zero quite often. So, I started researching ASO, SEO, building a website, and reading you all guys here to figure out what to do next.
Here's a quick list of what I've accomplished so far:
1. Learned some Flutter (I'm a backend developer in "real life", btw 🙂)
2. Built an app for iOS and Android
3. Created a website
4. Integrated the app with Telegram
5. Developed a Google Chrome extension (just released yesterday!)
6. Gained some SEO and ASO knowledge
7. Learned how to use LLMs effectively
8. Made some stupid decisions like paying a fortune for an Instagram reel which resulted in zero outcome.
It hasn’t been easy I must say… I think I can call it the most busy year of my life 🙂
I'm glad I still have energy to continue.
@TheAndreiBogdan We understand your concerns about security. However, we take data security seriously. ReceiptiX follows industry-best security practices to protect your information. All data is stored on secure, encrypted servers, and we never share your personal information with third parties.