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Big Apple? Bigger App Week

Big Apple? Bigger App Week
Box Box's first message from Formula One was a legal notice, and its two founders were happy to get itRanjith Ramanan's co-founder check was a scroll through Kamal Kumar's Instagram, which turned up a Formula One car tattoo.
Apple’s new EU App Store terms: is adding web purchases worth it?Should you add web purchases under Apple’s new EU terms? We look at how conversion losses change the fee savings, why scale matters, and what could make testing worthwhile beyond a lower commission.
Your app's growth has stalled: what now?A four-step diagnostic to track the root cause and address it
Early Apple Retention Messaging benchmarks from 22M messagesHow 309 apps with early access use Apple's Retention Messaging, what it does to save rates and cancellations, and what to test first.
One prime-time TV segment brought WeWard 300,000 downloads in under five minutes, and crashed the appUS journalists passed on Yves Benchimol's pitch until he could offer them a conversation with Venus Williams.
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Why a pay-upfront guarantee can beat a free trial, how to run one, and when to skip it
How long should your free trial be? Data from 17,000+ appsWe analyzed 17,000+ apps to see how free trial length relates to conversion and retention, from weekly subscriptions to annual plans.
César Pinto Castillo's $150 Mac could not build iPhone appsCésar 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.
‘Not enough usage’: your biggest churn reason is a broken habit loopDiagnosing why users really leave (and no, it isn’t price-related)
BoldVoice took the X off its paywall, and refunds wiped out the extra trial startsAnada 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?6 ways to win against LLM chats and the AI apps rushing to copy you
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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