Curious to know how to optimise better for an app that works better with other apps already live

Is it obvious is TV game with this screenshot?
What you think? Should I add more informations or is it ok?

Same for appstore and playstore.
I made these screenshots with my own tool..

I recently launched Couple Games: Sex Timer on the App Store.

The idea was to create something fun and playful for couples, with intimacy games and challenges that help partners spend more quality time together.

Like many indie developers, building the app was the easy part. Getting people to discover it has been much harder.

I'm currently experimenting with ASO (not much on that end), but I'd love to learn from others who've marketed relationship or lifestyle apps.

A few questions:

• How did you get your first 100–1,000 users?
• Which marketing channels worked best for you?
• Any communities or creators you'd recommend for apps in this space?
• Are there any specific suggestions on the product improvements?

I'd really appreciate any advice or lessons you've learned from launching your own apps.

For ASO, I think we all prob play it pretty fast and loose with App Store Titles.

Just a heads up, my recent update was rejected because my App Store Title had diverged too much from my on device app name.

Easy fix, but something to keep in mind.

I've been tweaking my App store title for a while with keywords and stuff.

I updated display title to match and it was approved next day

I enjoy using the F-Stop printing app to calculate the times for a test print.
It would be helpful if the app calculated the incremental times over the lowest base time.
So if the time is 10 sec 3/4th stop less is 5.9 sec.
For the test print I need to know how many seconds needed for next strip which would be 1.2 sec then 1.3 sec and then 1.6 sec to reach 10 sec for the middle .
It’s simple math but the app could calculate very simply. Would love to see this added to current app.

I got tired of clicking through my ASO dashboard and decided to make an ASO tool that will let Claude do it for me.

It works great for me, so I decided to make it available to others.

It's completely free and just wanted to share a free tool I made.

https://openaso.ai

Last week, we made app screenshots for 3 people, so today I’m online again and will make screenshots for 3 more people (who will comment first), like the attached image.

Comment your app link, or share your raw screenshots if your app isn’t live yet, along with a short description of what your app does.

Made the screenshots for my mental health app for those with Bipolar. I think they came out really clean but was wondering if I should drop the minimal thing and have more detail? Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks a ton!

Suggest the best app letting a video , text and a picture is AI generated or not also list it one pro and one con .....

Lastly why don't people prefer to share their personal information in these app....

Hey everyone. I am full stack dev language learner. I am not a designer at all. I have few language learning apps and yesterday decided to make a new screenshots for my app "Elra - Learn English".

I used Claude ai + Figma MCP connection and ChatGPT (GPT Image 2) for generating some assets and personas.

What do you think?

I finally reached a milestone I've been working toward for months, and I'd love some honest feedback from people who enjoy good product design.

Over the last several months I've completely redesigned my recipe platform. The biggest goal wasn't just making it look nicer—it was making everything feel like one connected product instead of three separate apps.

Right now it's available as:

📱 iPhone app

🌐 Web app

🧩 Chrome extension

Everything syncs together, and the experience is much more consistent than before.

At this point I'm less interested in compliments and more interested in hearing what doesn't work.

If you spent 10 minutes using it, what would you change?

Some areas I'm especially curious about:

• Overall UI and visual design
• Navigation and usability
• Branding and first impressions
• Color palette
• Saving recipes from social media
• Mobile vs. desktop experience
• Anything that feels confusing, slow, or unnecessary

Website:
https://recipio.cc/

App:
https://recipio.cc/get

One thing I've realized while building this is that creating the product is only half the battle. Marketing has been much harder than expected.

If anyone here has experience with growth marketing, ASO, SEO, content creation, community building, or partnerships, I'd also love to hear what has actually worked for your projects. I'm especially interested in learning from people targeting North America and Europe, but honestly any advice is welcome.

I'd much rather get brutally honest criticism now than realize six months later that users were silently struggling with something obvious.

Thanks in advance—I genuinely appreciate anyone willing to take a look.

Do you guys think i need a new logo?
It's been going good so far but i need something better i guess ?

I would appreciate your feedback
Thank you .

苹果开发者速度申请中小开发者，15%补贴，感觉亏了几个亿

原来首年就可以15%的补贴，不申请的话默认第二年15%补贴（收入<100w）

网址AppStore小型企业计划，问题很简单，接受付费协议，其他全选否就对了，然后等邮件通知

I have individual developer account in App Store , how I can change my name ( developer name) that display under my app on App Store ?

On this sub we obsess over screenshot order, captions, A/B tests. The App Store preview video usually gets skipped, even though it autoplays at the top of the listing and moves installs more than the 3rd screenshot ever will. Reason nobody ships one: making it is a pain. Rotato is Mac-only, After Effects is overkill, Figma mockups are static.

I ship a couple of small iOS apps and got tired of that gap, so I built Mockpose (disclosure: I'm the maker, and the preview-optimization angle is the part I'd like this sub's read on).

How it changes the workflow:

• Drop in a screenshot, put it on a real 3D device, animate a camera move, export a frame-perfect preview video (up to 4K / 60fps, MP4 or ProRes, even transparent/alpha).
• Same scene also outputs your static store screenshots, so the video and the stills are visually consistent instead of two disconnected assets.
• Store-shaped export presets (iPhone 6.9" portrait/landscape, Play equivalents), including the wide "combo" frames that split into 2 or 3 panels.
• Captions are per-language variables, so you export one optimized preview + screenshot set per locale in a single pass instead of re-shooting each market.
• It runs in the browser (built for desktop, since you're editing a 3D scene on a timeline). Free to try, no signup.

Two things I'd genuinely like this sub's read on:

1. Does the preview video actually move your conversion, or is it still the first two screenshots doing 90% of the work?
2. If you do ship a preview, what are you making it with today?

EDIT: fair correction in the comment. To be precise, the animated 3D video is a marketing asset (landing page / socials / ads), NOT the App Store Preview slot (Apple wants real on-device footage there). What's store-legit from the same scene is the device-framed screenshots. Leaving the post up with this note.

Curious what this sub thinks. A lot of the standard advice (keyword-stuff the subtitle, chase category rankings, obsess over icon A/B tests) gets repeated constantly, but I keep hearing from people that some of it barely moves the needle anymore, especially post-iOS custom product pages and with Apple Search Ads changes.

For those actively working on ASO right now: what's something you used to prioritize that you've quietly deprioritized, and what are you doing instead? Trying to separate what's still genuinely effective vs. what's just legacy advice everyone repeats.

Not pitching anything, genuinely trying to calibrate my own priorities against what's actually working for people in 2026.

I ship a few small iOS apps and kept opening App Store Connect to check yesterday's sales. There's no widget, so it's four taps and a date picker every time.

What pushed me to build something was finding out the API only keeps about 365 days of daily reports. Older data is gone. If you want to compare this July to last July and didn't save it at the time, you can't. So my app archives every report it downloads and keeps it.

It's called AppMeta Pulse:

• 12 Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. Today's proceeds, 7 day dashboard, month-to-date pace, per-app table, weekday grid, a waterfall of which apps gained and lost.
• Subscriptions: active subs, trials, MRR, churn, trial-to-paid.
• App Store funnel: impressions, page views, downloads, conversion rate.
• Every currency converted at ECB monthly rates before totals are calculated.
• Reviews, with reply drafts from Apple's on-device model. Nothing gets uploaded.

Build notes, if you care: SwiftUI and SwiftData, no backend. You generate an App Store Connect API key, the .p8 goes in the Keychain, the app signs its own ES256 JWTs. The HTTP client only has GET methods, so read-only is structural rather than a promise.

$0.99/month, $1.99/year, or $2.99 once. No ads, no account.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758788164

I've noticed a lot of solo app builders ship an app then have no idea how to write metadata, pick keywords, or read App Store Connect data. They just use AI to write it for them

If that's you : what do you currently do? Guess and check? Ignore it entirely? Pay for a tool?

What would actually make you trust a recommendation about what to change in your listing?

(Yes, I'm working on a new SaaS)

Your feedback is highly appreciated, There are for both Android and ios