Tina Aspiala

Indies are going to need to stack the hats on top of each other :D

I made a large complication for my ADHD calendar app (www.weelplanner.app) that uses the X-Large watchface, so it becomes a whole different watchface. Haven’t seen many others for that slot, anyone know of any useful ones?

The obvious question: how do you build trust with artificial engagement? What makes it “natural”? My concern would be the reputation drop the minute there was an obvious artificial “tell”. I think this is the core thing you’ll need to explain/address.

How about offering Măori/Te Reo? That’s a whole country-sized barely covered user group. Duolingo planned and promised to support it and then just didn’t. Lots of people were quite disappointed, since reviving the language is a massive project throughout NZ/Aotearoa.

As someone who personally hates video (I’d rather quickly skim static content and not wait) I keep struggling with how to make THE MOST EFFICIENT videos. Have ended up with a combination of text and animated gifs/lotties.

Sorry for the more pedantic response, but: Choosing iOS/SwiftUI as a platform for my app. Honestly that ecosystem is increasingly terrible.

This seems really smart. I'm the queen of coping mechanisms (I made a calendar app called Weel to address my time blindness) and when I think about how I learned to get out of loops, this is pretty much the process I used. It's really good to have it concretely and explicitly mapped like this though.

Reddit ads have been a mixed bag for me. Spent a bunch on them in the summer only to be told by a Reddit rep that they weren't working well because Reddit has an annual "summer slump".