Thinkdrop 2

I launched a new version of Think Drop called Thinkdrop 2.

Remember that time you had a thought and forgot about it later? Or all those thoughts in your head but can't really order them correctly?

Well, Thinkdrop can maybe help you with these problems.

Thinkdrop 2 is build to let you as easy as possible unload your thoughts within a mobile app.

Check it here:
https://thinkdrop.app

Launched a website to introduce the Think Drop mobile iOS app. This website is intended to display a few features of Think Drop to create curiosity and interest. This website is built using HTML, CSS and hosted using GitHub pages. Happy writing all!
www.thinkdrop.app
#iOS #GitHub #Pages #Website #Thinkdrop

iOS 13 is Apple newest software version that has tons of features. One of these features is the system-wide Light and Dark mode.
Think Drop now will support this feature and thus also iOS 13. Update Think Drop to experience this feature now and happy writing all!
#iOS13 #Apple #Mobile #Dark #Light #feature

Not sure how why Think Drop was featured so fast as number one app in Lifehacker.ru. However, I did publish my app on Producthunt and was active on Twitter. This probably made Think Drop more noticeable for users to find. I gained over 200 new installations and made my day! For the people that keeps using Think Drop, thank you once again!

From the feedback I received from the users that were from Producthunt, one of them was Face- and TouchID support. Because I was excited to receive feedback from an actual user, I immediately began the development of this certain feature. This led to immediate update 3-4 days later of the app that includes this security feature. Now your thoughts are even more private and secure!

This was the first time I listed a side-project on Producthunt. I am not an avid visitor of Producthunt but listing my own product there was a nice experience. There was just a good feeling getting the upvotes and also getting feedback from certain people.

After building an MVP, I immediately submitted it to the app store for review. This version had one primary feature and that is to add thoughts and display all the thoughts you have added. However, according to the Apple review team, Think Drop had too minimal features to be on the app store. So then I decided to add two extra features. This was pinning thoughts and statistics. After two more tries for Apple Review, it was finally approved and available on the App Store.

The problem I have is that I always think too much. I keep having the same thoughts over and over again. To improve this, I always to try to write some thoughts down. Then I thought why don't I just build a mobile app for this to help me write some thoughts down.