One month after releasing my first Android app
The author reflects on the first month since launching their Android app, Fino, which is designed as a simple expense tracker. They have made several improvements based on user feedback, including enhancing onboarding and redesigning the paywall. The author is actively seeking feedback and offers promo codes for users to try the app.
- ▪The app Fino is a minimal expense tracker focused on simplicity.
- ▪Improvements made in the first month include onboarding enhancements and a redesigned paywall.
- ▪The app now supports 11 languages and has integrated subscriptions and analytics.
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