I made my first app: daily affirmations from a very confident cat

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Hi r/SideProject! A few weeks ago I posted here asking for feedback on the web version. Since then I've turned it into a real app, and today the iOS version went live on the App Store. This is my first app ever. Thank you to everyone who gave feedback last time! Purrffirmation shows you three short lines a day, written as if a confident, slightly smug cat were talking to you. Blunt, never mean. At work and in life, I keep meeting people who are doing really well but still doubt themselves. I'm not talking about people who are at 50 and act like they're at 100. I mean the opposite: people who are clearly at 90 and still feel like they're at 50. Every time, I wish someone could whisper in their ear: you're already doing great, don't sell yourself short. Then I thought about cats. Cats are endlessly confident. They never seem to overthink or second-guess themselves. I wish we could all be a little more like that, so I made this app. Some things I learned shipping my first app: - Apple's first review asked for more information, plus a screen recording from a real device. - If you don't hear back on approval in a few days, send them an email. I got approved within 2 hours of sending out the follow up email. - A friend found a bug where sharing to iMessage and then cancelling froze the whole app. Fixing it took one more build. It's free, with no account, no ads and no in-app purchases. You can save the lines you like and make a cat wallpaper. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/purrffirmation/id6828522779 Website (you can also try it in your browser): https://purrffirmation.com Android is still in beta. If you'd like to try it, join here: https://groups.google.com/g/purrffirmation-testers/about Since this is my first app, I'd really love feedback, especially on the lines themselves. Which ones work for you, and which are too much?   submitted by   /u/superpowezzz [link]   [comments]