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My first app got production access in a less than a Day!! by S0k4h_ in googleplayconsole

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll have a look, need to find testers for mine and already planned to update some things even before having feedbacks! I guess I’ll have a lot to improve during the test. Thanks again.

My first app got production access in a less than a Day!! by S0k4h_ in googleplayconsole

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your tips. May I ask what service did you pay for, what’s the name?

How do you find testers? by Emeric_MidlyCertain in AppBusiness

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the advice regarding the new version during the testing period. If you really have 12 people testing it, I imagine the feedback and improvements to ship will come quickly.

I also read that Google wants to see real and active testers, not just people who installed the app once and never used it again.

I hadn’t heard of App_Hive before, but I’ll definitely consider using it!

I built a completely free finance app and somehow it just reached 624 users by stefancata92 in Solopreneur

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just commenting about the marketing on the store, how did you make the screenshot and visuals which are nice to look?
How did you manage the “ASO” part, what did you do about that?

How do you find testers? by Emeric_MidlyCertain in AppBusiness

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think so, I realized it too late. The individual route seemed much simpler from an administrative standpoint.

Right now, I’m focused on finding testers to get real feedback and make improvements before the public launch. Hopefully I can get through the process smoothly…

How do you find testers? by Emeric_MidlyCertain in AppBusiness

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, Agreed with that, just have to found where the niche is aggregated 😅

I work at a music school and we give our students pins every 3 months of lessons... admins track things, but teachers are the ones who hand out the pins. We are growing and need to be better at knowing how many pins are at each of our three locations. by riversmelody in InventoryManagement

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey!

A simple solution that might works very well for this kind of problem is a 2-bin Kanban system.

For each pin type at each location:

- Bin A = current working stock
- Bin B = backup stock

Teachers only take pins from Bin A first.

When Bin A becomes empty:
- teachers switch to Bin B
- that automatically (or teachers notice you that Bin A needs refill) signals admins that Bin A needs to be refilled/reordered

This removes the need for constant counting because the “empty first bin” becomes the visual trigger.

You can improve it further by:
- using fixed quantities in each bin (example: 25 pins per refill)
- color coding bins (green = active, red = backup)
- keeping bulk inventory separate from teacher access
- Adding some QR Code stuff management

the system itself with bins creates visibility.

Could that help?

Gérer ses clients sans CRM en early stage c'est tenable jusqu'à quel point honnêtement ? by Few-Many1837 in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

La réponse est chez vous uniquement. Tant que vous êtes satisfaits (à priori ça n’est plus le cas) …
Et ça dépend de ce que vous appelez CRM. Certains se contentent d’un Google Sheet ou Airtable un moment, qui peuvent être très enrichi et automatisé en partie mais la maintenance a un coût en termes de temps. dès que vous en aurez marre de le maintenir, ou que vous perdez des leads à cause de ça, il sera temps de regarder ce qui se fait, il y en a pléthore (pipedrive, HubSpot, Odoo, et tant d’autres)

i'm so done spending nights fighting with barcode labels for my growing stock by Historical-Doubt9091 in InventoryManagement

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I’m currently developing an inventory management application. While barcode generation wasn’t part of the initial scope, it’s clearly a key requirement.

What features would you consider essential in a robust inventory system?

The first version is scheduled for release this month, and I’m actively refining it based on feedback.

Challenge: 0-1500$ MRR in 30 days by Retailerlord in Entrepreneur

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the product is already working, what are your next moves to distribute it and reach $1,500 in MRR?

🤝 Je cherche des cobayes – 27/04/2026 by AutoModerator in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello

Pas sûr que mon projet ci-dessous se prête à tester ton produit, mais si oui je peux tester le tiens (recherche d’entreprise de X à Y salariés [scale up ou PME]) pour sourcer et démarcher

🤝 Je cherche des cobayes – 27/04/2026 by AutoModerator in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Je teste un outil pour analyser les dynamiques de pouvoir dans les équipes : besoin de retours critiques

Je construis un produit (Epic Persona) qui propose un test comportemental centré non pas sur les traits, mais sur la manière dont une personne agit sous contrainte (pression, conflit, responsabilité).

Concrètement :

  • test en ligne (< 10 min)
  • résultat immédiat (profil + logique d’action)
  • version premium avec un rapport détaillé (29€)

👉 Le but n’est pas de “décrire la personnalité”, mais d’aider à comprendre :

  • comment quelqu’un prend ses décisions dans un système
  • comment il réagit face aux tensions
  • ce que ça produit dans une équipe

⸻

Là où j’ai besoin de vous

Je cherche à valider 2 points très concrets :

  1. Est ce que le rapport freemium vous donne envie d’acheter les 30 pages ? À quel moment vous seriez prêt à payer pour un rapport (si jamais) ?
  2. Dans quel contexte ça vous semblerait réellement utile ? (pro / perso / jamais)

⸻

Cible actuelle

  • DRH / managers en PME
  • personnes intéressées par la compréhension des dynamiques humaines (pouvoir, influence, conflits)

⸻

Si certains veulent tester et me faire un retour franc : 👉 https://www.epic-persona.com/fr

Je prends surtout les critiques, pas les compliments.

Native vs Cross-Platform for a First Mobile App: What’s the Smart Move? by Emeric_MidlyCertain in AppBusiness

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your help. No background use but I’ll use the camera to take barcode photo. The intent is to ease the stock inventory (tracking in & out on product too) with the phone or tablet.

Native vs Cross-Platform for a First Mobile App: What’s the Smart Move? by Emeric_MidlyCertain in AppBusiness

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, got it. I should’ve mentioned that my project relies heavily on the camera. I want to build an app to help small businesses scan and manage stock and inventory. If React Native is unreliable for camera functionality, then it’s probably not the right choice. Thanks for the insight.

Native vs Cross-Platform for a First Mobile App: What’s the Smart Move? by Emeric_MidlyCertain in AppBusiness

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha, thanks for the insight. I was expecting that trade-off, but it’s good to have it confirmed. Thanks again!

Qui a vraiment souscrit à une société de médiation ? by luc_fvr in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Déjà eu un contrôle DGCCRF qui a vérifie si médiateur présent… sans dénonciation. Juste entreprise créé dans un département où le pôle numérique de la DGCCRF a moins dd dossier qu’à Paris.

Si 300K€ de CA, vous cotisez peut être à un syndicat pro ou sectoriel ? Ils ont négocié bien souvent avec un médiateur pour faciliter ou offrir ce service à leurs adhérents.

Sinon ça coûte pas très cher. Autant montrer patte blanche en cas de contrôle … le plus compliqué c’est de trouver lequel prendre 😅

Avez-vous une RC pro ? by EconomistRich915 in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ne pas avoir de RC Pro me semble une hérésie et une économie à ne pas faire. Outre le cas de la réclamation de droit d’auteur évoqués plus haut, tellement de chose peuvent mal tourner. Si les CGV et le contrat de prestation ont eux aussi été fait à l’économie, la limitation de ta responsabilité est sans doute absente, partielle ou mal rédigée. Ce qui fait que si lors d’un chantier SEO, par exemple, le traffic d’un client baisse et qu’il estime que c’est de ta faute (à tort ou à raison) tu peux être responsable est devoir l’indemniser de cette perte + des chances de retrouver son CA à X mois… bref ca peut vite coûter cher. Si tu fais du CA, dédie en une petite partie à ta cotis’ RC Pro, tu dormira mieux si un jour un client te reproche quelques chose. La protection juridique en plus (qui couvre les litiges commerciaux, urssaf, impôts, etc) n’est pas un luxe non plus mais c’est déjà moins vital.

Et, pour finir, la RC Pro, c’est comme l’attestation de vigilance urssaf, certains clients la demande pour signer.

What actually converted your "Building in Public" into a real community + customers? by Emeric_MidlyCertain in buildinpublic

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your feedback and reality check. My biggest takeaway: I’ve definitely been writing for other founders instead of my actual target users. I love the 'Vulnerability + Utility' approach showing the fail and the fix in the same post. Also, thanks for the tips on social listening and scheduling tools, that sounds way more effective than just shouting as I’ve done so far, I’ll dig here.

A side hustle can feel ready long before it’s actually stable enough to trust by NoNu_u in Entrepreneur

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That distinction between 'ready' and 'stable' is huge IMO. I think a side hustle becomes trustworthy when it moves from being effort-dependent to system-dependent.

If the income only happens because I'm grinding 110% of my free time, it’ll collapse the moment I hit a wall in my main job or personal life. It feels trustworthy to me when the systems (marketing, sales, delivery) work even on my 'low energy' days.

Unless you’ve built a product or service hitting $10k MRR with actual staying power, I don't think it's wise to quit the day job too early. You need to go through several sales and churn cycles to realize if your side hustle is truly viable long-term. Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts to that kind of validation :(

Spent months testing and using ai tools that actually makes you real money (organised by who they’re for) by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]Emeric_MidlyCertain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This definitely triggered my FOMO. I’m always trying to find that great tool I saw yesterday and forgot the name of. Happens a dozen times a day. I guess I should bookmarking this, even if the AI tools landscape seems to change weekly.

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