From development and design to marketing and support, Under the Radar is all about independent app development. It's rarely longer than 30 minutes. Hosted by Marco Arment and David Smith.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 328 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
As David celebrates five years of Widgetsmith, we discuss choices we make to keep our businesses scalable without giving up the working styles we prefer.
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With our iOS 26 updates submitted, we reflect on the summer, customer reactions to the redesigns, and what we're looking forward to doing next.
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A pragmatic and productive path through the final weeks of the iOS 26 beta season.
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I've been with this podcast since episode 1, and until recently for the most part found the discussions useful and interesting. Certainly worth 30 minutes every 2 weeks.
But just like the hosts have decided that Apple has moved away from them, I am moving away from this podcast. Their political views started seeping into their shows and to be honest I have some serious concerns about continuing to trust the judgement of 2 people who in real life are irrational, bitter haters (check their social... more
Two guys who have made their entire careers off the back of Apple whine that an emerging industry has matured and it’s no longer exciting. This schtick of bashing Apple is getting tiring, boys. On how many different shows are you going to spew this garbage?
Crazy take. Especially when the FTC is going after subscription business models. Whatever happened to businesses working hard to sell their product. If you rely on people forgetting to unsubscribe to make money, you’re not a business person, you’re a snake oil salesmen.
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Focusing on the unique challenges and experiences of independent app developers, this podcast offers insight into various aspects of app creation from development and design to marketing. The hosts engage in candid discussions about their own journeys with app projects, addressing topics such as adapting to new operating system updates, embracing innovative design languages, and making data-driven decisions. The format is typically concise, with episodes rarely exceeding 30 minutes, making it accessible for listeners seeking practical advice and inspiration in app development without getting bogged down in overly technical discussions. The personal anecdotes shared by the hosts help to humanize the technical content, creating a relatable at... more
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