
Host Charlie Chapman interviews app developers and other creators about their experiences releasing their creations out into the world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusinessTechnology | |||

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As a developer working mostly on my own products, I look for both education and inspiration in my podcasts. I’m picky. I’m technically savvy, business-savvy in theory more than practice & dislike waffle. I want to hear the stories behind products, get tips on the business side along with product design & tech.
I also don’t have a lot of podcast listening time as I don’t commute. (Cue my wife complaining about my DiY backlog, because there *should* have been a lot more podcast+gardening, podcast... more
Love listening to the developer stories about their paths leading up to the release of their apps.
Very poor content, annoying format and seems to mainly be an exercise in stroking and amplifying the presenters egos. Painfully listens to a couple of episodes before accepting it really was just awful.
Charlie is a brilliant host, who is able to get his subjects to talk about their process/career with ease. It’s a must-listen podcast if you are interested in the iOS development world or even just software launches more generally. You’ll be entertained and informed with every episode - great show, give it a go!
Charlie is a great host. I really enjoy his podcast style.
Over the years I’ve enjoyed listening to the stories of app developers and designers. I’m looking forward to hearing more in the future.
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A focused interview series highlighting independent app developers and tech creators, with a steady emphasis on origin stories, product iteration, and monetization strategies. Episodes frequently explore early challenges, pricing decisions, marketing experiments, and community-building efforts, often linking launches to platform nuances and live-testing experiences. Notable strengths include deep-dive origin narratives and practical lessons for indie developers, plus a strong emphasis on real-world testing, onboarding, and customer feedback. The format tends to balance personal storytelling with actionable takeaways for listeners aiming to launch or grow their own products, and it often features guests from health tech, productivity, and li... more
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