C.H.I.P.

Over 2k MRR, all is well...but few things happened which made me take a complete 180 turn.
I am still not inspired by AI apps. Too many scams, too many copycats, too rushed development and my time is severly limited as I want to focus on my daughter and wife.

After reading a newsletter from Michael Flatrup and the book MAKE from Pieter Levels, I decided to follow my heart ❤️ Focus on a game I have brewing in my head for a while now.

It might not earn as much, but it will be earning a spot in my life.

I decided to give it my all, do another overhaul and improve the UI as much as I can. This is the latest version of the app available on the store. It has a very streamilined UX and clean UX which actually makes sense.

After the launch it dove way down to -%40 overall conversion rate, but after few fixes with the ASO and screenshots, it was back on track. 2K+ MRR! 💰

My app, even though not planned to be the flagship app which earns the most, somehow kept earning more and more, passing the 1k MRR. I decided to give a complete rehual but only UI, UX was keps the same.
Results? It went to 1.8k rather fast, kinda hittin the preverbial roof of that house I just built. I had a choice to add an extra floor (more features) or leave it as is.

Damn ChatGPT. While my app was in review, chatGPT became insanely viral, and in a mater of one week, 10s of apps appeared that do the same thing my "not so popular app".

I was not expecting ANY trafic right now, and app was full of bugs, but suddenly i earned $500 in a week. Which meant I would really need to fix it soon and also add more features to the app.

I know, smallest voilin for the maker who refuses to earn money 🎻, but I am not inspired to work on this app 😅

App was released on the app store at a time when graphic Ai's were rulling it. I opted to focus on something not as popular and find a nice niche. I am using da-vinci model where users can send a prompt and get a "completion" back, which in a way might count as an answer, but is actually trying to complete the direction of your statement.