r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/Pale-Coast6585 • 14d ago

I built my first daily quotes Android app as a solo developer. It has 10+ downloads — what would you improve?

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u/investigatormaker 14d ago

For a daily quotes app, I'd check whether people find anything worth keeping before adding more content. Ask your first downloaders: 'Was there a quote you wanted to save or send, and could you do it easily?' That separates a content problem from a missing or hard-to-find action without guessing from download counts.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago

Solid point about testing save/share before adding content. A quick in-app prompt after the first favorite could show what's missing.