My mid-year resolution is to make a mini app by the end of year which will have atleast 100K opens.

I’m not available the last 2 months, so I guess I only have 4 months to fuck around and find out

design engineer | everything is experimental |
a decade+ of consumer products | farcaster godview: /intelligent | self exploration: /tanishq

Do another game but leak clues through a mini app each day for 2 weeks

If the protocol has 50K active users and I am able to reach 10%

I need them to come back atleast 20 times to reach 100K mark, that means the product needs to be sticky (or atleast mechanics that bring them back in that magnitude)

What other apps do you open almost everyday?

Web3 consultant | senior engineer @lazertech | crypto dinosaur 🦖

Unfortunately not in my experience.

"good product sells itself" was what I said to myself when I started building.

Then I seen tons of garbage get pushed by large accounts while good quality apps never get seen.

A part of the problem too is that in crypto, profit is the goal, and the "app" is more of an illusion that "this project has an app so it must be good and thus will be profitable".

I think marketability goes hand in hand with app quality. Your app has to be high quality for it to be marketable. A good product sells itself. What do you think? @julius-eth-dev

Your success is dependant on marketability first, app quality second. Remember that fact.

Can someone with 0% coding skills achieve this too