Bookcamp

After successfully releasing Bookcamp 2.0 for Android two weeks ago and addressing more than a year of feedbacks and bug fixes, revenue started to steadily grow again, finally allowing this baby to reach the 10,000$ ARR landmark with a bit more than 500 customers. Most of the work is focused on releasing 2.0 for iOS as well, before moving on to more serious acquisition strategies.

About a week after our soft launch, the app was downloaded more than 700 times, which led to 250 1-week trials and 100 conversions (so far). Very excited that all costs to run Bookcamp will be covered for a year. The next goal is to fix the most obvious bugs before trying to gain tractions in other channels.

After more than one year in development, Bookcamp is finally available on both iOS and Android in Early Access. While there are thousands of people on the mailing list, this is a soft launch, where only the people from our Discord community got notified of the app availability.

The request for early access has been slowly growing its way to 100 🎉 Power users of other related products are excited about the project tackling existing issues, while the technical audience has been impressed with the tidbits shared on how the app is being built.

With enough interest from potential users and materials to put together a nice landing page, the project has become public.

It is visible at bookcamp.app.

Hoping for more feedbacks and new ideas to prioritise my efforts and ship the MVP as soon as possible.