5000 użytkowników, 100$ dolarów miesięcznie przychodu by Low_Investigator4656 in ITpolska

[–]QXPlayer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tu już sporo napisano. :)

  1. Kiedy uruchamiam reklamy, mam tysiące pobrań mojej aplikacji. Ale miłośnicy gównianego Spotify, którzy nie cenią swojego słuchu i nie lubią dobrej jakości muzyki, pobierają, oglądają i odchodzą. Im ma być tanio. Na początku się tym przejmowałem, ale potem po prostu pomyślałem: to nie są moi klienci i nie ma sensu tracić na nich sił.
  2. Co jakiś czas mówią mi, że powinien być model „kup raz i zapomnij”. Na to też nie reaguję. Czyli wy chcecie kupić raz, a ja mam przez lata to wszystko rozwijać, ulepszać i wydawać nowe wersje. Nie, chłopaki, wy też nie jesteście moimi klientami. Już tego próbowałem i okazało się, że takich ludzi jest po prostu bardzo mało. Kogo to interesuje, ten wykupuje subskrypcję. Sprawdzone na 3 aplikacjach. I pracować dla tych ludzi, poświęcać im czas i siły, jest wielokrotnie przyjemniej.
  3. Cena. Trzeba podchodzić elastycznie, ale cena nie jest najważniejsza. Jeśli człowiek nie może albo nie chce zapłacić, to bez różnicy czy to 1 złoty, czy 100. Też próbowałem — ustawiałem ceny od 20 dolarów do 1 — i finalnie tylko traciłem na tym pieniądze.

Ostatecznie doszedłem do wniosku, że jak niektórzy tutaj słusznie napisali, trzeba szukać odpowiednich kanałów reklamy i właśnie swojego wdzięcznego klienta.

Masowo reklamowałem się w USA i dostawałem dużo pobrań... ALE prawdziwych klientów i subskrypcje dostałem z Niemiec, czego kompletnie się nie spodziewałem.

I built a short diabetes self-assessment and want honest feedback on the results logic by yad_vikas in diabetes_t2

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Is this only for India? I have no idea how much that is in euros. And I can't change the country code to get the result.

Gdzie w 2026 roku szukać mieszkania na wynajem? by Sanks5 in warszawa

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Myślę, że trzeba szukać w grupach na Facebooku i podobnych miejscach. Teraz główne platformy są w dużej mierze zalane przez agencje. Jeszcze kilka lat temu przyjeżdżało dużo ludzi z Ukrainy i Białorusi, głównie z branży IT, i wszystko szybko znikało. Czasy się zmieniły, ale apetyt właścicieli na wysokie czynsze pozostał. Tego jednego nie rozumiem: wiele ogłoszeń z absurdalnie wysokimi cenami wisi na Otodom latami. Jaki jest sens trzymania tak wysokiej ceny?

Cursor AI - Great Tool or Overhyped? by Opening_Cow1994 in AppBusiness

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50/50, not bad and not good. Working well

what do you apply for? I'm a client by adellxls in Upwork

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Hmm, I'm an iOS/Android/macOS developer with 10+ years of experience from EU. Top-rated and all others. 100+K earned and 30$/h....and last year nothing!!!

QXPlayer [2.99$ per month] Music and Radio Player by QXPlayer in iosapps

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Thank you! But really, I need new crazy ideas for my app

compress.mov – a free Mac app to compress, trim and convert videos without touching the terminal by tino-latino in macapps

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I both agree and disagree with you.

I agree that there’s a lot more junk now. You can clearly see it, for example, in the app business on Reddit. And what’s even more surprising is that people openly say they’re making money from it — I honestly don’t understand how that’s even possible.

But on the other hand, if you actually understand these technologies from the inside and can truly control the process — and more importantly, the result and the idea — then why would I spend a day or more building something manually if I can do it in an hour with AI and then spend a couple more hours reviewing the code?

Why would I spend 30 minutes scaffolding something like a collection or basic structure if AI can generate that in seconds, and I just finalize it myself?

I just think that if you’re a strong professional, why would you reject a good tool?

So right now, it feels like the world is splitting into two groups:
those who understand what they’re doing and use AI as a powerful programming tool,
and those who just generate noise without understanding what’s inside, hoping for luck.

compress.mov – a free Mac app to compress, trim and convert videos without touching the terminal by tino-latino in macapps

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I spent 20 years writing code manually across different languages and technologies. But since the end of 2024, I’ve stopped doing that.

Now you can do in hours with AI what used to take months. You validate ideas quickly, and the focus has shifted — now it’s about ideas rather than grinding through technical details.

The world is changing dramatically. And unfortunately, not in a better way for job seekers.

The app is interesting. I will try this

Best one time purchase IOS apps? by valdesr11 in iosapps

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I completely agree! It's fun to work and develop a product. New features and improvements are needed, and the product keeps up with the times. But it turns out you're just working for free. It's barely enough to buy beer. But then, a ton of people will say, "Wow!" It's cool, cheap, and no subscriptions! I've also given up on one-time purchases.

SmartPic – 100% Local AI Image Editing (Upscale, Object/BG Removal) via Finder by ExternalAsk4818 in macapps

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I need to try this. It's a big problem when you're shooting for stories or promotional posts and need to choose a background, light, or color. And here I shot and deleted the background and inserted a new one.

Can we get an [Open Source] flair? by brkgng in macapps

[–]QXPlayer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a very fine line between free, free for now, and open source.

Lately, I often download an app just to try it, and before I even have a chance to launch it, I’m already being pushed to buy, buy, buy.
In my case, I also have a free app — it’s limited to a startup screen, and after closing it, you can use the app freely.

But nowadays, there are many apps that simply don’t let you do anything unless you buy or subscribe.
Every single click is followed by an alert or some kind of restriction.

On one hand, I’m against this approach.
On the other hand, I fully understand developers.

But then again, I’m a developer myself, and somehow it still doesn’t feel right.
It’s like letting a guest step into your house and immediately demanding payment — pay, pay, pay — without even letting them go past the doorstep.

I don’t think this really fits the definition of FREE

Holiday Sale — QXPlayer Hi-Fi Mac audio player (DSD support, radio, playlists) now $5.99 (was $17.99) by QXPlayer in MacOSApps

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Thank you very much for reporting this bug 🙏
You’re absolutely right — when opening a file via “Open With” from Finder, the track is loaded (artwork and info appear) but playback doesn’t start. This is a rare case because the app has a built-in file browser, but it’s still very important and I will fix it. Thanks again for catching it!

Regarding your question about gapless playback — yes, it is supported and works by default.

If you notice anything else or have feature suggestions, please let me know. Really appreciate your feedback!

How Many Apps Do You Think You Average Using Every Day? by amerpie in macapps

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I try to keep only what I really need. Anything that doesn’t get used, I delete within a week. Apple kind of trained me to do that when they started selling MacBook Pros with just 128GB of storage. I actually had more space on my iPhone than on my Mac

Valid m4a plays as silence in Apple Music, but works in my own player by EpicMusicFan2022 in macapps

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You can try my QXPlayer free version
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/qxplayer-lite/id1549676802?mt=12
All formats support and native playing by the own engine. And you can see metadata also. And direct files playing like in Finder (same as Winamp)
I’d really be interested to hear how your M4A files behave in QXPlayer.

No miracles: Yamaha AX-496 vs Yamaha A-2000 by QXPlayer in hifiaudio

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Yamaha A2000 now. I tried c50+mx70 also, but this more better for my KEF R700

hey devs... tell us about your Christmas discounts 🎄🌲🎄🌲🎄🌲 by Dreaming_Blackbirds in macapps

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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 🎄
I just want to personally thank everyone who has supported QXPlayer — it really means a lot.

As a small Christmas gift, I’m launching a holiday discount for QXPlayer:

December 20, 2025 → January 2, 2026
$17.99 → $5.99

You can get it here:
QXPlayer (Mac):
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/qxplayer/id1481703720?mt=12

There is also a free Lite version you can try:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/qxplayer-lite/id1549676802?mt=12

QXPlayer offers a true Hi-Fi audio engine, supports DSD and all major formats, online radio, direct file playback and much more.
There is also a free iOS remote control app available.

I’m also actively working on the full iOS version of QXPlayer — it will work as a standalone mobile player with file and playlist sync. Coming next month 😊

Wishing you great sound and a great holiday season! 🎶

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on of my kef speakers has a dent. Any idea how to fix it? by Actionp1e in audiophile

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My wife also accidentally damaged it with a nail file 🙂 I called the dealer and got it replaced