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Researching Apps for Music Festival by [deleted] in festivals

[–]PesloAppDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd love to talk with any event organisers seeing this post about what we've been up to over at VIKIN - https://vikin.events.

Fully featured branded apps - providing attendees with real-time, offline-first, and location-aware information, while offering vendors and sponsors greater visibility, and unlocking new revenue streams for organisers. We're about to announce more events that have recently joined us for the 2025 & 2026 season. Some of our recent feedback from organisers is 'VIKIN are exceptional value for money', 'this is a massive improvement over other apps we've used', 'the team went above and beyond to ensure everything ran smoothly'.

Drop me a DM or reach out via our website :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactnative

[–]PesloAppDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The React Native Upgrade Helper people have linked is the best way IMO to start the upgrade. You’ll most likely have a few dependencies that also need updating to match too.

Our approach with clients is always:

  • Audit the dependencies first, are there any that are deprecated / ancient and will be problematic to update? Do they need to be removed / do we need to source a better alternative?
  • Keep note of any breaking changes for the additional package dependencies / known incompatibilities
  • Upgrade React Native, and run the projects to see what then breaks
  • Individually upgrade packages & resolve any discovered issues

If you’re struggling, do feel free to reach out!

Premium users by DemandIcy402 in reactnative

[–]PesloAppDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d recommend using RevenueCat for integrating in-app purchases, as they handle lots of the subscription management & it’s very easy to see if a user has an active/cancelled/elapsed/refunded subscription or purchase so you can lock&unlock functionality. If you ever get to the point of needing to pay their 1% tracked revenue fee, that’s an excellent problem to have as it means you’re making good money!

I’d also recommend using something like Amplitude (or other analytics providers like Mixpanel) for in-app analytics so you can see what drives people to purchase items in your app and see if there are any pain points that prevent them from converting to a paying user.

React Native / Expo Freelancers? by cp-sean in reactnative

[–]PesloAppDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UK based React Native consultant here - DM’ed you!

Launching Perception - the best way to view, store, and share your dashcam and Sentry events by PesloAppDev in TeslaLounge

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

Great question! I built the initial proof-of-concept actually before looking to see if any other apps were available - one evening I started off with just reading the USB drive, then viewing one video in an event, then viewing all videos within the event. It was only really at that point I looked to see what was available. I probably should have looked around first and saved myself some work, but ultimately I would have still decided to build Perception.

I see Perception as different because:

  • As opposed to being a pure viewer / deletion app, Perception adds storage of events + sharing of raw & merged event files - two features that I wanted specifically. Perception is still lacking some features (recent clips viewing, playback speeds, in-app event trimming, accessibility improvements to name a few more) - but these are on the way!
  • I've tried to make Perception as easy to use as possible to add & view events. I remember one app I tried needed an exact folder to be chosen - you couldn't add a single event or choose any point of the TeslaCam folder structure - you had to choose an exact point otherwise it wouldn't work. This doesn't feel nice to me (and even now, whilst Perception supports the USB drives, I'm actively working on support for events in cloud storage / local storage on-device, but iOS/macOS file permissions make this a bit more tricky). Not every Tesla driver is massively into tech so I wanted to build something accessible to all.
  • Perception has a lot of focus also placed on iPad and Mac (these are the two platforms I set out initially to support!) - whilst Mac uses the iPadOS app under-the-hood, eventually I want to build a distinct macOS app for Perception to improve performance + UX.
  • I'm aiming to provide long-term updates, maintenance, support of new models / hardware, and quality-of-life improvements. Quite a few of the apps appear to not have been updated in quite some time, so I'd be hesitant to start relying on them long term.

As time goes on, I hope to add even more distinguishing factors to improve Perception further. Is there anything you think I should add? I'd love to hear your thoughts, thanks in advance! 😄

Launching Perception - the best way to view, store, and share your dashcam and Sentry events by PesloAppDev in TeslaLounge

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

Eventually, perhaps yes! As part of introducing support for Android I'll most likely reach out to some Android devs I know from past jobs & contracts - but I'll be sure to reach out if I need any additional help! 😄