Submitted for App Store review
by Gero GerkeI am coming closer to the launch of Ballroom Tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch and have spent the last weeks polishing design, features and landing-page. I spent countless hours designing marketing-material for the App Store and the website.
Therefore, decided to cut some features in MVP stage I have already finished for this launch as there's more polish needed to release them. I am eager to get the app into the hands of users and collect real-world insights and feedback from users.
I'll see how the App Store review goes.
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Nice. Is this SWIFT from the ground up or react native etc?
Tell us your backstory as to how you got in to a unique space!
Best of luck, let us know how the app goes and what marketing you did.
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Hello! Thanks for your kind words!
I am an avid Ballroom Dancer, and I always hated how shallow the analytics from the default Apple Watch fitness app are. Ballroom Tracker is solving the pains that I had.
The app is Swift from the ground, meaning that only the newest few iOS versions are supported, but it also alleviates a lot of pains supporting older versions and devices which I don't think would contribute meaningfully to any revenue anyway.
I agree that the space is quite unique, but that also comes with its challenges. For example, I am still struggling in identifying relevant channels for sports / ballroom dancing that I can use to promote my app. I will share more insights once I start actively promoting the app and getting the first users.
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Congrats!
If you're interested in how your competition is doing be sure to leave a comment here:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/i-will-share-sensortower-data-on-a-competitor-app-of-your-wish-f246e05817
