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AI Lacks A Delicate Touch. Distribution Wins.
Shipping an interactive photo zoom feature, Cal AI’s acquisition and some thoughts on where AI struggles with native app development.
Mar 16
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Mike Gilroy
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WealthLog Gets Goals (And A Lesson In Scope Creep)
I shipped WealthLog as a net worth tracker — a way see your full financial picture. The next step I wanted to tackle was adding the ability to set…
Feb 25
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Mike Gilroy
Introducing WealthLog: a simpler way to track your net worth
Search almost any celebrity on Google, and one of the first suggestions will be their net worth.
Apr 10, 2025
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Mike Gilroy
The Tools I Actually Use Every Day to Build Indie Apps
A look at everything I rely on to design, build, launch, and grow my apps.
Apr 4, 2025
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Mike Gilroy
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Your MVP Isn’t Your App – It’s Your Onboarding
Ask ten different people what an MVP (minimum viable product) is, and you'll likely get ten different answers.
Mar 18, 2025
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Mike Gilroy
🚀 Major Update: DogCam Gets AI Breed Prediction
DogCam started as a fun app to help you capture better photos of your dog by playing sounds from the camera to grab their attention.
Mar 11, 2025
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Mike Gilroy
How I Pick Profitable Indie App Ideas: 5 Key Traits
As a self-funded indie app developer, my goal isn’t just to build cool apps—it’s to build profitable, cash-flowing apps that can sustain my business.
Feb 24, 2025
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Mike Gilroy
One Year Into Indie Dev Life: Reflections On Leaving Apple
This is the story of how I went from working at Apple to taking a leap into indie development.
Feb 15, 2025
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Mike Gilroy
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