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18 Working Hours Building in Public Challenge Result : NoteFly PRO

Last weekend, I and @kemalserbet did a great challenge and we build a simple product from scratch within 18 hours. We share every moment of the challenge with our followers on Twitter and also on IndieHackers. You can see the previous post via

Today, we have launched the product, Notefly PRO, on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Even Apple approved it within 2 days, we waited for Google for almost a week.

As it's a "challenge product", we launched with minimum functionality and simple design. However, we'll improve the app whenever we find free time. Therefore, please feed us with your feedback.

Here are the links:

App Store > https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/notefly-pro/id1596558634

Play Store > https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pro.app.notefly

Landing Page > https://notefly.pro/

Because of the rules of Google and Apple, there are limited promo codes we can give as a gift. So, please contact me ( https://twitter.com/mfurkanyilmazzz ) and Kemal ( https://twitter.com/kemalserbet ) via Twitter to get your free promo code.

Thanks to everyone who join & support us along this journey. See you soon at a new challenge!

You can reach our IndieHacker post : https://www.indiehackers.com/post/how-to-publish-a-mobile-application-from-scratch-in-48-hours-build-in-public-b5c30f98a3

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Building in Public
on November 24, 2021
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