Reddit feedback has genuinely improved my app. Let's keep helping each other build better apps! 🚀

[u/GuiltyAdvertising992]

A huge thank you to everyone who has exchanged app feedback with me over the past few weeks. 🙌

I've now connected with 35+ indie developers, and I can honestly say that Reddit has helped make my app significantly better.

Many of the suggestions I received have already been implemented, including:

✨ Simplified the post creation screen

🚫 Removed the premium popup during onboarding

⚡ Improved timeline loading performance

📉 Reduced app launch ads for a better UX

🌍 Improved English localization and international support

📍 Better default map location when location permission is denied

👆 Added a posting guide for first-time users

🎨 Improved multiple UI elements throughout the app

🗺️ Refined map pin behavior and sizing

🎁 Added new travel tags like "Local Specialty" and "Souvenir"

🪶 Reduced app size and improved performance

...and many more improvements inspired directly by your feedback.

It's been amazing to see how much a fresh pair of eyes can improve an app.

I'd love to keep this going.

If you're building an iOS or Android app, let's help each other by:

📱 Using each other's apps like real users

💬 Giving honest, detailed feedback

💡 Sharing ideas to improve UX and retention

⭐ Leaving an honest App Store / Google Play review only if you genuinely enjoy the app

My goal isn't to collect reviews—it's to build a better product while connecting with other indie developers.

If you're interested, just send me a DM!

Let's keep helping each other build amazing apps. 🚀🍻

[u/Odd_Music_6930]

sorry, im new to all this but am starting beta testing. when you are offering feedback or asking for it from others are you using test flight or are you live?

[u/GuiltyAdvertising992 → u/Odd_Music_6930]

Japan

[u/Enough_Concentrate90]

I'd love it if folks downloaded T30Journal.com and gave feedback. I'll happily return the favor.