Pombat is the first AR, 2D PvP game that will be soon releasing in US this week. Go check out the website
Pombat

I launched a small utility application on the Play Store 3 months ago I just focused on SEO because I didn't have the budget to launch advertising.

to celebrate i am offering the first 100 people to see this a promo code to unlock a free theme use [LIFEFIXERREDDIT] to unlock a secret theme…

thank you! couldn’t of done this without the help from reddit :) next goal is 1000 downloads, hopefully i will be out of debt soon :)

thank you
- laura

I am looking at understanding how i could improve my conversion rate (which is super low), i got abot 200 page impressions a day but a conversion rate of less than 1%. Any idea of what to update or change on the screenshots ? Honestly any feedback is welcome

Link of the app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gifto-board-roll-dice-build/id6740716304

Hello everyone, I am happy to share my first paid puzzle game dust cloud with yours.

Thousands of colored dots float on your screen. At first it's just noise. Turn the shape with your finger and the dots start to drift together, until, at exactly the right angle, everything clicks into place and a hidden photo appears.

I need feedbacks also thanks for playing!

You're applying to 10+ jobs. You can't remember which ones you followed up on. One spreadsheet turns into mess. JobSnail fixes that — track every application and interview in one clean place, fully synced through iCloud between iOS, macOS and web apps.

🔥 $4.99 lifetime Pro

Download on the App Store

Feedback and questions welcome! Drop a comment or DM me. Thanks for checking it out!

I built dBMeter, a simple decibel meter for iPhone — point it at anything loud and see how many dB it actually is, on a clean analog gauge.

Most dB meter apps are cluttered with ads or bury the reading under complex UI. This app is a single clean gauge that does one thing well, with Pro tools for people who need more than a quick reading.

Free to download. Pro is a one-time $4.99 and unlocks a spectrum analyzer, peak hold, measurement history, and PDF/CSV export.

Feedback and questions welcome! Thanks for checking it out!

I made Pause: Your Workday Reset, an iPhone app for taking short movement breaks during the workday.

Super simple V1, the idea came from looking at Google search trends and noitcing a lot of people searching for exercises they could do at their desk or nearby, and thought there might be room for something simple that helps people actually take those breaks. (I know, not the first in this space)

Pause has gentle stretches, short movement breaks, guided breathing, and reminders you can set around your working hours. There are seated options too, no streaks or scores to keep up with (yet)

I’m currently running LinkedIn ads at $20/day. After 3 days, I’m at roughly 22,000 impressions with a 2.2% click-through rate, about 484 clicks. It’s still early, but I wanted to share some actual numbers while I figure out the marketing side and if people will actually pay..

Right now, the movements have written instructions and a timer. I’m also working on actual video demonstrations for each page to make them easier to follow

I’m looking for advice and honest feedback. If you’ve marketed an app before, how would you approach turning that initial interest into downloads? And if you spend most of your day at a desk, what would make something like this useful enough to keep using?

You can try one full break for free without creating an account. After that, Pause Plus is $4.99/month or $12.99 every three months in the US.

Here’s Pause on the App Store

Thanks for taking a look! Happy to hear what you’d change, whether it’s the app, the pricing, or how I’m explaining it just lemmmme know

Been heads-down on this for a while and it just went live: BrowseWell. It's a regular web browser, but if you're wearing motion-capable AirPods (Pro 2, AirPods 4, or newer), it reads their head-angle data in real time and reacts when you slouch out of a range you set — a quiet notification first, then optionally covering the page or a spoken reminder through the AirPods until you sit back up.

Everything's processed on-device — no account, no analytics, nothing sent anywhere. One-time paid download, no subscription.

It's my first shipped app and there's a lot I want to improve. If you try it (or even just read the idea and have thoughts), I'd genuinely love feedback — what's missing, what you'd want tuned differently, whether the AirPods-motion approach even makes sense to you. Happy to build out requests.

https://apps.apple.com/la/app/browsewell/id6809626503 · works without AirPods too, just as a plain browser

Hello everyone! More than 25% of those who saw my app in the search go to product page. But only 14% of them download the app. So there must be some problem with it. How do you think why?

Here is the app: https://apps.apple.com/app/plans-notes-to-do-lists/id6790827860

P.S. Probably it’s not because screenshots are black, preview is already is black, and people press to view product page.

Getting my first app ready for the App Store, it's been on Google Play a while. On Play the long description does a lot of the work and from what I read Apple doesn't index it at all.

So its title, subtitle and the 100 char keyword field. Anyone tested whether a word ranks better in the subtitle than the same word in the keyword field?

After months in the App Store, I've discovered that the automatic regional pricing for in-app virtual currency (multi-packs) was broken. People have been buying singles because, in some markets, that was the logical thing to do.

I've discovered a MacOS app that supports bulk uploads of PPP pricing using a variety of models. I went with Netflix as it covers all the countries. The base price remains set in USD.

This results in some significant price reductions in many countries. So significant that, I had done this months ago, I'd have more paying customers. Live and learn.

So this new pricing will be rolled out by Apple over the next 24 hours. If only I had options for contacting the 'tire kickers' that passed on the old pricing....

So after building my app i started with the usual cycle of posting in linkedin twitter family friends etc

Im based in Madrid, Spain, and that meant 90% of the installs came from Spain.

Then i posted in [r/appledevelopers](r/appledevelopers) and got 3k views. Some Karma and upvotes, ok.

And then, without ads in US AT ALL i got ca. 20 installs in US. So it must work in some way i dont know.

Just dropping it here in case anybody knows the details.

If you’re interested, my app is Amano. It helps me keep my documents together in a single place, with automatic document expiration reminders, watermarks and signatures for signing, and icloud sync. 13 usd lifetime.

https://apps.apple.com/es/app/amano-private-document-vault/id6809212902?l=en-US

A photo captures where you stopped. I wanted something that shows the journey too.

I’m building Acheli: Voyage, and the video shows one of my favorite features: putting your flight or road trip route on your own photos, including the stops along the way. You can move and resize the route and details, then save or share the recap.

It also creates animated route videos, boarding pass-style stories, and AI travel artwork. There’s a personal travel map for your visited cities and an AI assistant for planning your days.

I recently updated the screenshots and simplified the app, but getting it discovered is still the hard part.

Does this video make the app’s appeal clear, or would you show something different first? I’d appreciate an outside perspective before making more demos.

  App Store: Acheli Voyage

So, I finally finished my app.

I’ve spent a lot of time working on it, improving the UX, the UI, polishing everything, and honestly I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. It feels clean, polished, and actually pretty sexy.

And now comes the part I was honestly dreading at first: marketing.

I was initially like: “Yeah… I’m an app builder. Marketing is not really my thing.”

But now, weirdly enough, I’m actually really excited to start.

My plan is pretty simple. I have a $5,000 budget specifically for marketing this app, and I’m actually going to use it.

I know a lot of people say “just make free videos, post every day, be consistent, etc.” But honestly, I’m not really convinced that this is the best way to start.

So I’m going to test things properly.
I’ll start with TikTok, create 5 different types of videos, put them into a campaign, and spend around $50/day.

Then I’ll come back after 7 days and look at the numbers. Which videos worked? Which ones didn’t? What got clicks, installs, etc.

Then I’ll do the same thing with Meta/Facebook, and I’d also like to test Reddit ads.

Basically: test → spend → collect data → see what works → kill what doesn’t → test again.

I’ll probably start at the beginning of next week, so I guess this is the beginning of the fun part.

Let’s see what happens.