6 months building. Just opened Android beta. Looking for traders to break it.

Hey IH 👋 Dylan, founder of Apex Emerald AI. Just opened the Android beta for Apex Trading Signals — AI-powered commodity trading intelligence. Structured trade ideas across crude, gold, gas, copper, coffee, sugar. Every setup ships as one card: → Entry zone, hard stop, profit target → Conviction score (so you size with discipline, not gut feel) → Macro thesis — Brazil weather, FOMC dots, EIA inventories, whatever moved the price → Step-by-step execution plan → Risks laid out before you take the trade Why this exists: Every commodity trader I know wastes an hour each morning piecing together inventories, the dot plot, and Brazil weather to figure out the day's setup. The information is all there — it's just scattered across ten tabs. Apex compresses that into a single opinionated read per market. Where I am right now: Free open beta on Google Play (Android only — iOS later). Paywall is intentionally disabled during testing so testers can experience the full product before deciding whether they'd subscribe. First 100 testers get 6 months of Premium free when paid plans launch. What I want from IH: 1. If you trade commodities — or know someone who does — install it and give me 30 seconds of honest feedback after 24h. 2. Conversion strategy thoughts welcome. I shipped V4 with a forced 3-day-trial paywall, PH moderators flagged the launch as too aggressive for a pre-revenue Android-only beta, so V5 pulled the paywall entirely. Curious how other indie founders would handle that pivot. 3. Install (Android): https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.apextradingsignals Stack for anyone curious: - Expo / React Native (SDK 54) - expo-iap for Google Play Billing (still wired in, just gate-disabled) - Tally for waitlist capture - Built mostly in Replit - EAS Build for the AAB - Google Play Open Testing for distribution Happy to share what's worked and what's broken with Expo + Play Billing if anyone wants the notes. Not financial advice. Trading futures and CFDs carries substantial risk. — Dylan apexemeraldai.com