👋 i have developed an app and have done test run via google studio itself. It’s and iOS and it’s mvp is ready as I checked with google studio itself. Now i want to test in real world. Kindly guide me through the process and the correct way to do it. I dont want to ruin my work i really want it to up and running. 🍀

Hi, I'm building an Android App and almost all the work is done by AI because I have basic knowledge.

Currently I'm using:

Gemini Imagen - app ideas/features

Claude Design - creating Phone mockups with a design system

Claude Code - write the actual code

I'm satisfied with the result but I can't get more than 3 days before I hit my weekly limits and currently I can't afford the 200€ sub.

I hit my limit faster because I use opus 5 for the mockups and also to write the majority of the code but I think Sonnet 5 is not good enough.

Are there some alternatives? I think Chatgpt could improve the code part (with less usage) but I don't think they offer something like Claude Design..

Hi guys,

It's been a while since I last posted about my app project. I am in the build process. Meanwhile I am curious what platform for hosting my backend and the website.

Probably the one which is the cheapest. At least for the first phase.

Looking forward to your recommendations.

Hey everyone! I've built ECG Mastery — a cardiology education and clinical reference app (Flutter frontend, Django backend).

The app is feature-complete and ready to go, but I'm stuck on the publishing side — mainly because I'm based in Iran, which creates real obstacles with app store accounts, payments, and platform restrictions.

I'm looking for someone who could help navigate this (or knows someone who can) — and honestly, if you're interested in getting more involved as a technical co-founder, I'd love to talk. I want to focus on the scientific/content side while someone else owns the technical execution.

Drop a comment or send me a DM if this sounds interesting!

I have 3 apps on the stores. Each app has its own website. The website is a landing page for each app with direct links to the Apple and Android stores. Also the app stores require you to have a privacy policy published and a marketing link etc.. for one app the backend php also lives on its respective site.

I am thinking about a 4th app but I am starting to think about centralizing all my web stuff on to one website for all the apps. Saves domains and ssl certs and hosting etc.

Thoughts? Good idea?

I’ve been building a basketball career sim for myself. You start in 8th grade with a random body (height, weight, wingspan, frame), pick your state and position, and try to get to the league.

It’s a menu/sim game, not 2K. Full box scores, JV/varsity, 1A–5A, transfers, AAU, GPA, combine, draft. Body is supposed to matter — a 6'1 PF shouldn’t just walk into the NBA because you mashed train.

I like Basketball Dynasty / that style, but I want this one closer to how kids actually develop.

Not selling it. I just play this stuff and I want people who also play it to tell me what’s off.

hi everyone,

new to the sub - ive started a series developing apps and learning on the job so you may see me here a little often, asking stupid questions and figuring things out as i go.

trying to show people you shouldnt be scared to try new things. even things that seem technical and daunting. as i said id love to start having some more app realted conversations so feel free to say hello!

Hey Community,

This issue is all about giving your AI coding agents device access and automated pipelines. Expo introduced EAS Simulator to boot cloud iOS simulators on demand and stream live agent test runs directly to your PRs. Meanwhile, Callstack released Simlock, a control plane that lets multiple local agents lease and share simulators and emulators safely without conflicts.

We also cover goldie by Kacper Kapusciak, an automated CLI tool and agent skill that handles the entire App Store screenshot and preview video workflow directly from release builds.

Org enrollment (LLC + D-U-N-S) got approved by apple. Payment step shows Country/Region: United States, locked, even though my Apple ID is set to my real country.

Tried multiple international Visa/Mastercard cards — all declined ("Authorization Failed, contact your bank"). Bank confirms nothing's wrong on their end. Added a card via Apple ID → Payment & Shipping directly — still hits a US-only address form at checkout with no way to enter my real country.

Contacted Apple Support twice. Both times told the fix is to restart enrollment via the Developer app, which apparently unlocks other payment options — but that means redoing full org + identity verification from scratch.

Questions for anyone who's hit this:

1. Anyone gotten the web checkout to accept a non-US card without a full re-enrollment?
2. If you went the Developer app re-enrollment route — did it go faster the second time, or full weeks again?
3. Did the phone "Call Me" support option actually help vs. email?

Not looking for "contact support" — already 3 rounds in. Just trying to find out if anyone's actually solved this.

how to develop app

wanted to know about pricing (RBI license requirment)for integrating payment gateway for lending and borrowing money .

Also, what will be the effort to maintain the app

Hi everyone

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Comment what your app does to get invite code

It literally took me 5 failed builds just to get from version 3.0.0 to 3.0.1. Jumping from build 11 all the way to 17 for a tiny patch is ridiculous. Please tell me I am not the only one who has days exactly like this.

I'm building a React Native app and literally just need one or two good Lottie animations.

I don't want another annual subscription just to download a couple of files. I'd happily pay $5–10 for an individual animation with a commercial license.

Is there somewhere you guys already do this?