
Two indie devs, no corporate playbook. Aivars Meijers and Pawel Karniej talk through building apps in public, scaling products, and staying useful while software keeps changing.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessTechnology | |||

The conversation covers topics related to travel, home, Shipathon participation, AI design tools, and the challenges of the App Store review process. It also delves into the changing landscape of app development and the impact of AI on design and dev... more
Paweł and Aivars discuss their holiday plans and the challenges of recording during the holiday season. They encounter technical issues and connection problems, leading to a discussion about product development, feedback threads, open source tools, a... more
The podcast hosts discuss their recent app development activities, including the implementation of new features and the challenges of building and monetizing Android applications. They also share insights on the 30 Apps Challenge, feedback collection... more
The conversation covers the challenges of coding by hand versus AI-assisted coding, the complexities of the recruitment process, the transition to product-focused work, and the use of Fable and Codex in development. The conversation delves into the c... more
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Listeners, social reach, demographics and more for this podcast.
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Two indie developers share practical, experience-driven insights on building apps in public, scaling products, and navigating the evolving landscape of indie software startups. Episodes emphasize revenue strategies, user acquisition, pricing experiments, and the realities of marketing in competitive app ecosystems, with candid takes on AI tooling, on-device AI, and the balance between personal interest and scalable business models. The conversations mix tactical tips (ASO, app store dynamics, onboarding, subscriptions) with real-world anecdotes about selling apps, managing catalogs, and pivots when revenue stalls, making it valuable for builders and solo/small teams exploring sustainable indie paths. A recurring edge is the emphasis on ship... more
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