[dirkc]

Nice, it looks good and polished!

I liked the on-boarding. I don't like the first screen being a pitch for a subscription, but I get that you probably need to sell hard to get subscriptions.

I've recently launched a small app on the app store and it's no where near as polished! How long have you been working on it?

[zesfy]

Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad that you like the onboarding.

I get your point about the subscription screen. It's something that I've been experimenting for a while. I found many users activate the subscription during the onboarding, that's why I keep it.

I've been working on this app for almost 5 years at this point. Also, congrats for the app. Feel free to share the link, I'd love to check it out.

[dirkc]

> I found many users activate the subscription during the onboarding, that's why I keep it.

I think this is the toughest part for me as a technically inclines person - selling. It's something I want to become more comfortable with.

> almost 5 years at this point

Well done persisting. That is a lot of hard work! Any tips on keeping up motivation? I've been working on my app for only a few months now and had to dig deep a few times to keep going.

> Feel free to share the link, I'd love to check it out.

Thanks, I'm still working on making it a bit more marketable, but here it is: https://dingdongdoorbell.com/

[neom]

A friend of mine is working on a an app to help devs sell stuff - he might benefit from your feedback - https://gitwallet.co/

[dirkc]

Looks really nice. I've worked on lots of open source code for > 10 years now. But I've never done a project where the product itself was monetized directly. Would still be happy to give him specific feedback if he wants - my contact is indirectly in my profile :)