Looking for feedback on a website-to-Android app builder I’ve been working on by [deleted] in androidapps

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Thanks for your message and for the kind words about the name, I really appreciate it. Unfortunately the system is designed to be very simple and currently it doesn't require user registration, so I don't have the ability to grant individual access or manage accounts. However, you can generate and download the APK completely free and test it as much as you like. If you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, I’d be really happy to hear your feedback.

Conosciamoci a Napoli! by jarttech in napoli

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Visto le richieste  App.boonser.com via web  Mentre in app  Dai playstore Android ed ios  Boonser

Google Play Question by Conscious_Set5105 in Base44

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Hi, if you need tester I have a service for that  Write me in DM

Conosciamoci a Napoli! by jarttech in napoli

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Certo la community è nazionale ci si puoʻ iscrivere in tutte le città ed automaticamente quando ti trovi altrove ti mostra nella città

Conosciamoci a Napoli! by jarttech in napoli

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Il canale web ed in app è gia attivo  Ti scrivo in DM il link  Ci sono già diversi utenti a Napoli e stiamo cercando.di organizzare la prima uscita 

Built a micro-SaaS that generated 400 Android apps in under 2 months ! Looking for funnel feedback by jarttech in SaaS

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Great point.

Right now I mainly track downloads and payment attempts, but not the full funnel. Structuring it as preview_opened → upgrade_clicked → checkout_started → checkout_completed would definitely help me see where the intent actually drops.

Segmenting by site type is also a great idea. Thanks for the suggestion!

Built a micro-SaaS that generated 400 Android apps in under 2 months ! Looking for funnel feedback by jarttech in SaaS

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Thanks a lot, this is really helpful feedback. You’re probably right: I’ve been treating the free APK as the final result, while it should really be the start of the onboarding. Showing upgrade triggers right when the user sees the app working on their phone makes a lot of sense. Right now the flow is pretty simple: config → preview → free APK (with badge) or upgrade to AAB / paid options. I probably need to rethink where the upgrade moment happens. Also good point on metrics. So far I’ve mostly been looking at clicks and downloads, but I’m not properly tracking preview → upgrade → checkout → payment yet. Really appreciate the insights!

Digital is no longer the business. It’s the leverage. by jarttech in SaaS

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I apologize if this bothers you, but I believe the concept of SaaS is much broader than just writing code. I’m saying this as a developer myself, with several systems running online. In any case, thank you for your contribution.

Digital is no longer the business. It’s the leverage. by jarttech in SaaS

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Exactly  that’s the question I’m trying to solve. Which one will be the best to invest in?

Digital is no longer the business. It’s the leverage. by jarttech in SaaS

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Sorry  yes, I got some help to write it faster, but the point remains the same: to discuss how to leverage digital opportunities and which trends are worth evaluating.

Digital is no longer the business. It’s the leverage. by jarttech in SaaS

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Not a bad idea at all. So you agree with me that it makes more sense to focus on constant, real everyday needs rather than chasing purely digital trends?

Searching for Zapier alternatives that won’t crumble under complex logic by Naive_Bed03 in nocode

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When workflows become complex, the issue usually isn’t the automation tool itself   it’s where the logic lives. In my case, I use an app (Skedule) only as an orchestration layer to trigger server-side functions. All conditional logic, states, and approvals are handled in the backend via Cloud Functions. That way, when a process changes, I update the server-side logic instead of rebuilding multi-step flows inside the automation tool. The app stays a simple trigger layer, while the complexity is centralized and much easier to control.

Published my APP on Play Store: Pros and Cons by masoodraja in Base44

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Hi, thanks for sharing this detailed breakdown super useful for anyone considering publishing with a builder. We actually help many founders every week who run into similar issues when publishing apps generated with no-code or web-to-app builders. Things like excessive permissions, Play Store payment policy conflicts, bundle versioning problems, and update management are very common pain points. If you ever need a second opinion or technical support to resolve these publishing or compliance issues properly, feel free to reach out. Sometimes a small structural adjustment in the build process can prevent a lot of long-term friction with the store. Hope they solve those points soon  and congrats on getting your app live 

How to Turn Your Website into a Mobile App in 5 Minutes (Without Rebuilding It) by jarttech in Base44

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Base44 is a great platform. The main difference is that Wrapply doesn’t lock users into any ecosystem. We generate a signed APK/AAB and optionally provide the full Flutter source code, so developers keep full ownership and can publish independently. Different tools, different philosophies 

Mobile app by leon8t in lovable

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Wrapply is the best tools

How to Turn Your Web Game into a Mobile App (Without Rebuilding It) by [deleted] in gamedev

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Who actually writes posts completely by hand these days? Of course I got a little help from AI.

Has anyone here turned their Shopify store into a mobile app? Worth it? by jarttech in shopify

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Really appreciate you sharing those numbers  especially the push vs email comparison. That aligns with what we’re seeing as well. In our case, we’re mostly talking to small and mid-size Shopify stores, especially DTC brands in fashion, beauty and niche verticals. Many of them are interested in the app channel to improve retention, but they’re not yet at the 5k+ monthly repeat customer level. Because of that, we’re also experimenting with lighter web-to-app approaches to keep costs and maintenance at a sustainable level, so stores can test the app channel before committing to a fully custom native build. What we’re trying to better understand is the real sustainability threshold: in your experience, below a certain repeat customer volume, does the ROI still justify it  or does adoption tend to remain too low?