Kai Oelfke

Thank you Mark for Picasso and your help to support the screenshots for my intermittent fasting app Fasty. You can check out the results here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/in...

I use Telemetry in one app. I like the focus on privacy. For the web there's many privacy-friendly analytics already. But for apps it's not so common.

Most reader apps are just about collecting more and more content. Alfread makes it easy to let go of things that no longer matter. And on top of that the UI and UX design is top notch. Good luck Fedor and Tim!

I used cookie banner blockers, but they often break the website. So automating the rejection seems to be the better approach.

Hi ProductHunt! 👋 💡 I decided it's time to make a copy of No More Google (from levelsio) for Facebook after they broke the promise to not merge WhatsApp data with FB. 🔍 People look for privacy-friendly alternatives. No More Facebook makes it easier. Let's find more solutions together from indie makers and small to medium sized companies. So people have a choice. Whether it's for stopping FB...

For indie making I give credits to RevenueCat, without them dealing with the IAP subscriptions in my iOS app would be a PITA. And for personal use I love Intervals Pro. Just went for a run with it. Zero for fasting, Stoic. for stoicism, Oak for meditating. And as I solve my own problem I am quite happy with https://amicu.app as contact manager app. ;)

After playing with the product I send some feedback to @panphora and he got back to me quickly with code for my demo idea as well as some new features in Remake to make it possible. And he did all that in less then 24h after my feedback even though he was busy preparing for this launch. I’m curious how Remake will further develop as it has a lot of potential for quick prototyping, MVPs and...

Thanks @timbjones for your consultation in the LaunchMatic community forum!

Board games with friends, when traveling. Better in-(flight / train / ... )-entertainment.

For morning (or evening) routines I like: - meditation - sports or just a tiny bit of exercise - duolingo as mind exercise - drinking a glass of water - define three most important tasks - use my stoic app to add a journal entry - read a mantra / mission statement

Hey makers! You work hard on your projects. It’s cool! But it’s easy to neglect family, friends and more people. Some say it’s part of the hustle. Does that make sense? Profit, by all means, isn’t success. Take care of the people in your life. And it’ll give energy for real progress. All it needs are social habits. In the past, I got too focused on projects. Amicu is my attempt to solve...

For my current project https://amicu.app - reminders to keep in touch with people - I posted on different places. Reddit, Indie Hackers, Makerlog, Twitter. I talk with people. I talk with friends, when they ask what I'm doing. It's slow, but it got me 5 customers and 113 monthly active users so far. I can't say that I found a perfect growth channel yet. But I think it takes time and hard...

I struggle with this as well. It's not always 100% clear, which would move the needle the most. I try to focus on 1-2 things only per day. If I don't have much time it's just one thing. I think it's good to keep track of your time. So that you can balance the things. Some people just code and never do marketing. And some maybe do analytics and marketing forever to get complete validation...