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call your grandparents and parents... ...and tell them to not believe their eyes anymore

landed in belgrade serbia

imagine if this is vibe coded and the database is public... just imagine... how loud we're going to laugh

this is next level marketing

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you used my name and my reputation…. and you thought I would stay quiet I’m vibe coding your app (and might make it open source)

what’s the app :)?

what’s the app :)?

what’s the app :)?

I'm never deleting this app

there are levels to this game.. the reddit founder charges $2000 for a 15 minutes consult

I'm downloading every successful app to learn from their onboarding screens and features yes I'm paying for them too to test them whenever there is a hard paywall My learnings so far: - make it looooooooooooong - as loooong as possible Test the Rise - 66 days Left app onboarding Re-affirm as often as possible the pain points of not using your app the benefits of using your app highlight the jouney and steps from day 1 until the end of the desired transformation - STOPPR currently has two pricing plans Seems every successful app has 3 or even 4 They go with the "dumb" offer strategy which shows a middle pricing no one takes but makes the other two looking better Example: $15.99/we <- this one is the dumb offer $16.99/mo $44.99/year - Even if your app promises a change in X days, you can still during the onboarding explains what's gonna happen once the challenge is completed. Maybe a harder challenge for some months - another reason for the user to stay longer and not cancel - for any app to quit a bad habit - there are many positive outcomes (energy, mood, productivity, libido, ..) list all of them in your onboarding and show the expected progress for each week 1: energy 2/10, mood 2/10, productivity 3/10, libido 1/10 week 3: energy 5/10, mood 6/10, productivity 7/10, libido 5/10 week 6: energy 9/10, mood 10/10, productivity 9/10, libido 8/10 week 7: you're a super sayan with a max aura :) - make the user commit with a signature make him sign that he'll commit to do the entire challenge you don't have the save the signature on database - it's a symbolic act reinforcing his will to buy from you Side note: All of this is good in practice but... doesn't mean much if you don't have a huge flow of downloads to test your onboarding hypotheses which you can get instantly with paid ads - paid ads you're guaranteed to have views not downloads and sales obviously but if your ads don't suck ... you'll get downloads :) maybe 2-5% of all ads viewers will click on the add and maybe 20-40% of everyone landing on your apple store page will actually download the app so if you want let's say 400 downloads a day... this tells you how many views are needed

speechless .... how genius this app concept is

sora made it irrelevant to hire "pretty girls" to be pretty on camera and then show the app and for now it's free 🤯 I'm generating as many videos as I can while this opportunity window is still opened and while not many people outside X know about it

update 5 days later moving from 5/10 seo/geo to near 10/10 seo/geo score

landed in belgrade serbia

imagine if this is vibe coded and the database is public... just imagine... how loud we're going to laugh

my apple developer account got terminated and stoppr got delisted from the app store 2 weeks ago. post 1 out of 2 i was in paris visiting my grandpa at the hospital when i read the message in app store connect. honestly, i laughed internally when i saw the accusations because of how vague and generic they were. and to be clear: after marketing spend + taxes, i wasn’t making crazy money with stoppr anyway - especially compared to my previous job coming from a professional trading background. sit tight… here’s the story. it all began in february 2025 when i watched a podcast with 3 teenagers making $200K a month with a very simple “stop porn” app. i thought: “if they can do it, i can do it too.” that’s how stoppr was born: a derivative of that concept but focused on quitting sugar instead. month 1: stoppr did around $5K revenue with almost 0% profit margin. for a first month, i thought it was insane. the marketing was all big influencers promoting stoppr once a week for a month. month 2: i completely changed the panic button flow to something more adapted to my niche. month 4: i revamped stoppr to be very different from the original “inspiration” because my last-30-days revenue was stuck at $5K due to low daily downloads and a bad conversion rate. i updated: •colors •wording •screen designs •revamped the panic button flow entirely •added calories tracker •fasting tracker •water tracker basically turned it into its own thing, focused on sugar and health. for the next few months, revenue stayed in the 5-6K USD range. then in september it hit $14K. but let’s be real: •around 40% marketing spend •15% apple fees •VAT + sales tax on top in comparison, i’m currently making more as a freelance developer for traders. so business-wise: yes, it was working. no, it wasn’t printing life-changing profit. about 3 weeks before the ban, i had actually started working with a founder from eastern europe who runs a recipes + calorie tracking app. he started creating content for stoppr and it was starting to gain traction. when the app got banned, we had to stop the partnership because there was literally nothing left to promote on iOS. anyway, that’s not the main point. the point is: i was spending a lot to not keep that much. month 8: apple sends me a “pending termination” message. i’m not going to post their emails word for word because that can be considered confidential and could technically create legal issues for me, so here’s what they said in plain language instead. here’s roughly what that first email said: •they claimed my developer account had been used for “dishonest or fraudulent” activity •they said information provided to apple about my account or app was false or misleading •they said this violated their license agreement and developer code of conduct •they mentioned things like copycat apps, confusing users, manipulating reviews, deceptive pricing, etc. as examples of behavior they don’t accept •they warned that my account was flagged for removal, payments would be paused, and app transfers were blocked •they told me i could appeal within 30 days by explaining the situation and giving more details, or else my membership would be terminated important detail: none of this came with a concrete example. they didn’t give me a single screenshot or specific screen or detail. no: •“this exact paywall is misleading because…” •“this exact text in app store connect is false because…” •“this exact feature is a copy of app X…” nothing. i appealed 10 minutes after reading the message. in my appeal i basically said: •the app started inspired by that niche but i moved it away over time with new features, design, trackers, etc. •my account info is my real name, real bank, real identity •my paywalls reflect the actual product and match the prices on apple’s payment sheet •users who get a trial actually get the trial •i never received any customer email saying they were deceived or scammed about a week later, apple replied to the appeal with a second email. again i won’t paste it word for word for the same confidentiality reasons, but here’s the gist in normal language: •they said they reviewed my appeal and still believe my account (or a related one) was used for dishonest or misleading activity •they repeated that this goes against their license agreement and developer code of conduct •they said the changes or explanations i gave were “not sufficient” to fix the issues they had identified •they confirmed that my apple developer membership would be terminated •they reminded me that i’m supposed to delete any apple confidential information after termination •they said payments stay paused and that i could later send a separate petition to ask for reinstatement, explaining what i would change to comply with their rules again: no specific screens, no examples, no user complaint shown. just generic text. so let’s address the main accusations one by one from my side. •“copycat” early on, stoppr was heavily inspired by a quit-porn app. same type of structure, different niche. this app target young men quitting porn. stoppr targeted young women struggling with sugar. over time i changed a lot: design, colors, wording, features, trackers. it moved away from that initial structure. •“false info on apple developer account” my account was created with my real name, real bank, real info. nothing fake there. •“misleading paywall / deceptive practices” again: they never showed me an example. everything my paywalls promised was actually delivered in the app. the prices on the paywall matched what users saw in the apple payment sheet. when a user subscribed to a trial, she got the trial. so what now? they refused my appeal. I consider this apple developer account dead. all the money from the last 1.5 months on iOS: frozen. all the future renewals i could have gotten: gone. their email also says they don’t want me to open another apple developer account. for now, i’m just accepting this account as over and focusing on other things. lessons learned? i got banned a few days after i publicly trolled some people in the same niche and publicly talked about the numbers and the “clone” angle. i want to be very clear: - i have no proof that anyone specifically targeted me - i have no proof of any special connection inside apple - all i know is: my account was terminated, and apple only provided generic justifications from my side, i can say this: my mistake wasn’t “being inspired” by an existing app. my mistake was doing it: - teasing and trolling famous apps founders that I can't name here who were already big in a different niche if i had built stoppr in public without poking some people publicly... ....i suspect nobody would have cared that much about one more app in a different niche. i’m not playing the victim. i take responsibility: i poked the bear, i built in public, i over-shared. i also tied too much of that project to a single gatekeeper: apple. and honestly? i’m kind of grateful it’s over. stoppr was eating a huge amount of my time for relatively low net reward. chapter closed. thank you Apple for playing it "fair and transparent" (lol) look out for the next post tomorrow. i’m about to drop a pretty insane gift for the community.

we witnessed another "iq test" from the x tech community those buying a "mac mini" to run a clawdbot didn't even think for 2 minutes they could run this program on a vps for less than $30 per month

call your grandparents and parents... ...and tell them to not believe their eyes anymore

I have a friend making $25K a month cumulating 2 full-remote software engineer jobs : - working a total of 8h a day - billing north of $120 per hour => total almost $1K a day and he told me this : "why would I bother being an entrepreneur to deal with all the stress and marketing and uncertainity?" what would you if you were in his shoes?

considering becoming the "coffeezilla" of those B2C/SaaS makers sharing fake MRR screenshots

what’s the app :)?

unpopular opinion: it's impossible to vibe code anything looking good and reliable and cool without either: - having some coding knowledge or - being logical - loving maths, science knowing how to code forces you to think in a very logical way even with claude opus 4.5 and gemini 3 pro and gpt 5.2 and composer 1 your code/app won't work and will have tons of: - safety issues - UI issues - UX issues - ... because you didn't know you must ask your llm in your prompt for every screen/feature to triple check everything

I'm looking for french mobile app makers in my network. reply here to say hi or dm me I might want to partner with you!!

you used my name and my reputation…. and you thought I would stay quiet I’m vibe coding your app (and might make it open source)

this is next level marketing

sora made it irrelevant to hire "pretty girls" to be pretty on camera and then show the app and for now it's free 🤯 I'm generating as many videos as I can while this opportunity window is still opened and while not many people outside X know about it

https://t.co/nuUMMw6QPR is the trustmmr(.)com but for b2c apps. the idea behind https://t.co/nuUMMw6QPR is straightforward. if you share revenue porn screenshots without naming your app or even better without logging your app in https://t.co/nuUMMw6QPR then... ... you're defacto a liar until proven otherwise there is no reason to listen to anyone's advices not sharing his app name/mrr because without credentials your advices are worthless. without credentials you're only here for clout or to sell something down the road. the fake b2c app course sellers will hate me the b2c app space might be very thankful for this initiative.

very controversial if you're a tech founder who doesn't want to deal with marketing and sales... why don't you apply for a full-remote software engineer job then? - your hiring company will deal with marketing and sales - a $150K salary is equivalent to you earning $250K-300K by yourself before taxes/fees - you'll have your weekends free + work paid holidays - you can be a digital nomad too with a guaranteed salary this is not trolling. it's a genuine question. the answer "because I have freedom" is nice until you'll need a lot money to purchase a home or health hospital fees for you or someone you care about

there are levels to this game.. the reddit founder charges $2000 for a 15 minutes consult