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César Pinto Castillo's $150 Mac could not build iPhone appsCésar Pinto Castillo's $150 Mac could not build iPhone apps
César Pinto Castillo built Ambre to test CloudKit and forgot about it; Sofia Larsson, a textile engineer, rewrote it to learn Swift — and it ended up featured on the App Store.
App Growth Annual 2026: full agenda and speaker lineup App Growth Annual 2026: full agenda and speaker lineup
Five keynotes, 36 workshops, and one day worth clearing your meetings for
‘Not enough usage’: your biggest churn reason is a broken habit loop‘Not enough usage’: your biggest churn reason is a broken habit loop
Diagnosing why users really leave (and no, it isn’t price-related)
Seven more ways to win ShipatonSeven more ways to win Shipaton
You may not need another app. One useful integration, growth experiment, or sharper audience could put the app you're already building in contention for another prize.
Custom Purchase Flows and Paywalls with RevenueCat on AndroidCustom Purchase Flows and Paywalls with RevenueCat on Android
In this article, you'll explore building a custom paywall against the Purchases SDK.
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BoldVoice took the X off its paywall, and refunds wiped out the extra trial starts
Anada Lakra runs BoldVoice at $10M ARR with 10 people, every one of whom, engineers included, sits in two user interviews a week.
Why would someone pay for your app when AI does it for free?Why would someone pay for your app when AI does it for free?
6 ways to win against LLM chats and the AI apps rushing to copy you
Rico Can Now Take ActionRico Can Now Take Action
Rico can now make the changes for you, not just suggest them. I asked it to build a paywall experiment off my default paywall, and it created the Offerings, the Packages, and a running test — no dashboard required.
Apple has paid David Barnard every month since 2008. He never made "tech money" doing it.Apple has paid David Barnard every month since 2008. He never made "tech money" doing it.
David Barnard built one of the most-loved iPhone apps of its era and has still never made more as an indie developer than he does as an employee.
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Filling the silence: the post-subscription mistake that quietly causes churnFilling the silence: the post-subscription mistake that quietly causes churn
Getting new subscribers to their first premium win — before they start looking for the cancel button
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Give your next campaign a better path to purchase with RevenueCat FunnelsGive your next campaign a better path to purchase with RevenueCat Funnels
RevenueCat Funnels now offers smarter AI editing, ready-made bottom sheet and loader components, Firebase Authentication, and custom code to help turn campaign traffic into guided journeys that convert.
Start at the finish line: why you should design your activation journey backwardsStart at the finish line: why you should design your activation journey backwards
How to reverse-engineer loyal users
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