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building appkit — a tool that turns raw app screenshots into app store screenshot sets that are easier to ship and convert.

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created a post2026-06-06
App screenshots are also a trust problem
commented on2026-06-06
Hi Indie Hackers — I’m building small ecommerce copy tools while learning SEO distribution
commented on2026-06-06
I stopped calling it a script. Here's what changed
commented on2026-06-06
I Built a Football Sentiment Platform in 18 Days. The World Cup Starts in 7 Days. Now I Need Distribution.
commented on2026-06-06
I thought journaling app users wanted more features. Turns out they wanted trust.
commented on2026-06-06
I've had a working product for months. This is week 1 of actually trying to sell it.
created a post2026-06-05
I think app screenshots are closer to positioning than design
commented on2026-06-05
I built a SaaS for personal trainers in under a week. Turns out that was the easy part.
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The Unsexy Truth About Running a Portfolio of AI Micro-Products
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How to automatically turn customer feedback into high-converting testimonials
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40 Days After Launch: 200+ Daily Active Users, But $0 Revenue
commented on2026-06-05
Most founders don't have a product problem. They have a visibility problem
created a post2026-06-04
The hardest part of app launches was not the app
commented on2026-06-04
Detection is becoming a solved problem. Execution isn’t.
commented on2026-06-04
Day 4: Why I Built a $199 Workspace Nobody Asked For
commented on2026-06-04
Testing a small tool that turns sketches into short AI videos
commented on2026-06-04
I built a mouse polling rate tester that gets decent traffic — and makes exactly $0. What am I missing?
commented on2026-06-04
Most founders don't have a product problem. They have a visibility problem
commented on2026-06-04
How to automatically turn customer feedback into high-converting testimonials
commented on2026-06-04
How do you reach out potential customers at Reddit?

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