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Launched by RevenueCat

Charlie Chapman
Ios Development
Helm
Swipe the Cat
Youtube
Glp-1 Medications
Indie App Development
App Store Optimization
App Development
WWDC
Flighty
Game Development
Apple
The Art Of Fauna
Shotsy
Entrepreneurship
App Store Connect
Monetization Strategies
AI In App Development
Indie Development
Health Technology

Host Charlie Chapman interviews app developers and other creators about their experiences releasing their creations out into the world.

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Latest Episodes

On the podcast: Adrian Eves about his path from Apple’s accessibility team to indie app development, building Pediapal and Auralog from personal health challenges. We cover lessons from launching, redesigning with Liquid Glass, navigating App Store f... more

On the podcast, I talk with Adam Lyttle about his journey from web development to indie app success, the lessons learned from failure, and how creating apps with passion and a focus on viral trends can lead to unexpected growth. We also dive into the... more

On the podcast, I sit down with Pol and Hidde to discuss the frustrations developers face with App Store Connect, how they turned their own pain points into Helm, and why automating app launches and translations has become a game-changer for indie de... more

On the podcast, I talk with Sebastian about the power of building in public, how persistence pays off when growth is slow, and why focusing on user needs and iterative improvement can lead to unexpected success in indie app development.

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Recent Guests

Adrian Eves
Developer behind Pediapal and Auralog, conference organizer
Independent developer
Episode: 87: Pediapal & Auralog – Adrian Eves
Hidde van der Ploeg
Developer behind Helm, previously created the Petey Apple Watch app.
Helm
Episode: 85: Helm – Hidde van der Ploeg and Pol Piella
Paul Piella
Co-developer of Helm, formerly a software engineer with a background in electronic engineering.
Helm
Episode: 85: Helm – Hidde van der Ploeg and Pol Piella
Sebastian Röhl
Developer of HabitKit and FocusKit
Episode: 84: HabitKit – Sebastian Röhl
Taiwo Omisore
Mobile game designer and developer
Episode: 81: Word Tiles – Taiwo Omisore
Aja Beckett
Founder of Shotsy, a GLP-1 medication tracking app
Shotsy
Episode: 80: Shotsy – Aja Beckett
Ryan Jones
Founder of the flight tracking app, Flighty
Flighty
Episode: 79: Flighty – Ryan Jones
Klemens Strasser
Indie game developer from Graz, Austria
Episode: 78: The Art of Fauna - Klemens Strasser
Riley Testut
Developer behind AltStore and Delta
Episode: 77: AltStore - Riley Testut

Host

Charlie Chapman
Host of the show, who interviews app developers and other creators, emphasizing their personal stories and journeys in app development.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 217 ratings
  • I keep interrupting Charlie to take notes

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AndyDentPerth
    Australia5 months ago
  • Really interesting!!

    Love listening to the developer stories about their paths leading up to the release of their apps.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mad Puck
    Canada2 years ago
  • Presenters Ego

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ed060168
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Wonderful podcast!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LordMooch
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Love this podcast

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rodgenator
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the insightful conversations and find the content educational and inspiring.
Overall, the podcast is viewed as a must-listen for anyone in the tech and app development community.
The show is recommended for those interested in indie app development, showcasing a range of developer stories.
Many praise the host for his engaging interview style, making even technical subjects accessible and enjoyable.
Some criticize the format and pacing of the interviews, suggesting improvements in questioning techniques.

Chart Rankings

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#164
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Talking Points

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86: Swipe the cat – Adam Lyttle
Q: Who inspired you in the app development space?
Adam shares stories of other developers like Victor Seraleve and Jack Fricks, who have greatly impacted him with their journeys and philosophies.
86: Swipe the cat – Adam Lyttle
Q: What is your process for app creation now?
I focus on building quickly, validating app ideas through market research and keywords, and leveraging viral trends for marketing.
86: Swipe the cat – Adam Lyttle
Q: What is your monetization strategy now compared to earlier?
Initially, I wasn't monetizing my apps effectively, but after optimizing my paywalls, my revenue increased significantly.
86: Swipe the cat – Adam Lyttle
Q: How did you get back into making iOS apps?
After my lawn mowing business, I wanted to create software to help manage the logistical aspects of the work, which led me back to app development.
84: HabitKit – Sebastian Röhl
Q: What did you attribute the difference in launch success between LiftBear and HabitKit?
I built a bigger audience because the first screenshot of the app actually got so much traction and I got so many new followers because of that.

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