Appstead is now available on the App Store. I built it because I got tired of digging through App Store Connect screens just to understand how my apps were doing. I wanted a clean, native, no-nonsense place on my iPhone and iPad to see what’s earning, growing, changing, or needs attention, then get back to building. After months of work and TestFlight feedback, version 1 is finally here. There’s plenty more on the roadmap. This release is the foundation for everything I want Appstead to become. To everyone who tested it, reported bugs, and shared ideas: thank you. You helped get Appstead here. apple.co/4yTMimg

I’m available for new opportunities. Senior Product Engineer. I design, build, and ship native iOS apps, with experience across backend systems, architecture, and engineering leadership. Currently building Appstead and other independent apps. Open to senior iOS roles, consulting, and contract work. An intro or RT would mean a lot. DMs open. #OpenToWork #iOSDev

been working on a big glu sight update lately. biggest motivation? new users keep coming in. nothing like working on a domain you fully know because you live it everyday. can't wait to get this one out 😁

When you make some big changes and bets to an app, but have to wait for Apple review to get into the office… 😅

海外にもアプリを出していると、国ごとの評価確認だけでConnectを行き来することになります。 Appsteadの最新アップデートで、最大10カ国までの星評価と変動をデバイス内だけでまとめて追跡できるようにしました。 個人開発やiOSアプリ開発をしている方、ぜひ試してみてください ↓
apple.co/4yTMimg #個人開発 #iOSアプリ開発

👋 have you tried per-territory ratings in the latest appstead update yet? here’s what you get and how to set it up ↓ for any iOS indie dev who wants to give it a try: apple.co/4yTMimg #indiedev #個人開発

Designed Appstead for the open screen and that extra canvas from day one. Appreciate the feature, @DuoRadar. 🤝

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Building solo gets lonely when you spend all day inside your own codebase. Really great chat with @stphndxn yesterday. Talking to someone who gets the day to day completely resets your headspace. Big things come from simply meeting other people in the same game. And if you haven't seen what he's building, check out @naturalis_app. A beautiful illustrated field journal for the living world 🌿 apps.apple.com/app/naturalis

I sometimes download apps that are full of beautiful SwiftUI animations. I love the craft. But a lot of developers don’t think about or test for what happens when the user has Low Power Mode on. On Low Power Mode, iOS throttles the CPU and GPU to conserve battery. If your animations are still running at full speed, you’re fighting the system. Even worse, users feel it: janky UI, dropped frames, and an app that feels broken right when they need it. The fix is straightforward 👇 and that’s it. Your app now respects the user’s battery choice and keeps feeling smooth. Small tweaks like this are the difference between an app people keep and one they delete. #indiedev #swiftui

And we’re live! 🙂‍↕️🤝 Get the latest: apps.apple.com/app/appstead-…

congrats on the talk! and amazing seeing appstead used to show off your global app distribution! 🙏🤝 to many more conferences.

appstead 1.0.3 is out. pick up to 10 countries and watch your star rating in each. rating moves? you get a ping, with its own sound now. siri + spotlight results in 7 more languages. know sooner. check less. for any iOS indie dev who wants to give it a try: apple.co/4yTMimg

I have a million things to do. But I'm working slower, more intentionally and only one item at a time. Result? I go to bed earlier, sleep better, and I'm more productive throughout the day despite doing much less. Sometimes, doing more is actually about slowing down. Does that mean my timeframe of work gets longer? Sure. But it's better work, on its own time, when I get to it.