Look closely and you can see PIANORUN featured in #wwdc26 keynote 🎉

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SEO for my fish identifier app is doing well 12 keywords in the top 10 spots Including: #1 for fish identification app in US and UK #1 for app for fish identification in US and UK #4 for fish identifier in UK

You can’t even set a reminder over 5G on watchOS 27 You need your phone connected via Bluetooth Which begs the question: what’s the 5g for?

Cat and mouse analogy only works when the attacker is responsible and discloses the vulnerability A bad actor, or state, wouldn’t be so courteous

All audio after 0:15 feels ai generated Or am I just hyper suspicious now? What’s being said sounds like the way ai would say it. There’s no actual joke and the observation is not the same as the initial 15 seconds actual joke lead up Also, conveniently, no video of norm shown after 15 seconds either I call bs Please let me if I’m wrong

To be fair, I live in Melbourne … the coffee snob capital People 100% read the reviews first 😂

I do like how Sean takes complete ownership of this. Doesn't blame ai for taking his job but just realises it is what it is. The post also shows us how much he cares about teaching others. To the point of making all the content available to download. And I think you can read into this thinking it's the end. But actually. Sometimes it's important to close the door so you can focus on opening up the next. I love his passion for helping others and his commitment to that. And I look forward to seeing where his journey takes us next.

How to build in public with copycats lurking? That’s the question But I think if your app is so simple that someone can copy it with a prompt… then you probably don’t have an app for the App Store in 2026 anyway And that doesn’t mean you build more complex things. It means you have something hidden behind the scenes that can’t be copied Data, network effect or even a marketing approach nobody has considered yet. Keep that stuff private. But share the journey, the thought process, the story, the tools you’re using to build it. The key is to build your reputation just as much as building the app itself. And I honestly believe it *has* to be part of your app strategy in 2026

The brain has a refresh rate?

Same rejection back in 2024 Immediately abandoned any further building on this thing. If it was generating revenue I would think twice

New App Review guidelines seem to directly target remote paywall flags

Today I removed my high ranking OB Wheel pregnancy tracking app from the App Store With Apple’s decision to start banning peptide apps I realised this app poses too much similar risk (medical app) I’ve never been able to successfully monetize this app. When I tried, it was an ai chatbot that could give advice to women. Apple rejected it for being “harmful” and dangerous. So I rolled it back to just an ai overview of each stage and never worked on the app again I’ve had a few people reach out to buy it. But then: how will they monetize it? There’s a risk with selling an app and then the new person does something egregious with it. Then Apple look back at the app history and I’m associated with it. So the only call for now: remove it from the App Store Saying goodbye to my OG app portfolio is a hard thing to do. But we’re in a different app landscape now.

Someone needs to vibe code a flying roadster game quick stat Do it in grok to increase chances *he* will retweet it Pull it off and go viral easy peasy I would do it but I promised not to do any of these silly projects for a while 😦

Ok… so there is a real hunger for this Here’s the thing: I’m not sure how to do this except for just throwing myself into it. It’s a skillset I guess I can learn on the way? Thinking in-person would work best. I’m not a huge fan of those zoom podcasts. Especially if you want to connect with the other person on a personal level I don’t want an artificial over produced studio either. It’s gotta be real. Like in my ideal world I come visit people. See how they build, get to know them, maybe spend some time more than just a wham bam interview type thing I feel that this path we’re on… people have amazing stories. Or reasons why. And I think it’s my calling to give people that voice and share their story. I’ve done it with my YouTube by observing what others do. Highlighting good work when I see it. But I want to push it further outside my comfort zone I think there’s something here. Maybe I start off with interviewing local people first? Here in Melbourne or Australia. Get a feel for it. Then start travelling to meet others where they’re at. I don’t know.

When my web design and logo design business failed I followed this same path Sales were drying up and you look at your expenses and think it’s time to cut back on producing ads, or whatever. You make a bunch of changes all at once d. You think you can do it better yourself with less cost. That these parts of the machine are not necessary. It takes a while to work out that’s not the case. The decline happens slowly and it’s hard to pinpoint exactly why. Later you realise it was the marketing or the network effect. But by then it’s too late.

I want to interview indie app developers about the STORY behind their app Particularly developers who pull from their own life experiences to create and build If that’s you, reach out to me. Would love to do an interview and promote your apps and your story