Jay ᯅ | iOS Dev 

@creativewith.in

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Indie iOS developer. Building 6 apps solo at SlowBrewed Labs. I post about shipping, product tradeoffs, and building things people actually use.

Screenshot of a mobile app store page featuring a health app called "Blood Sugar Tracker: Glu Sight" for managing diabetes, glucose, and insulin. The app icon is a colorful circular design. The page displays the app's category as Medical and Health & Fitness, with a rating of 4.5 stars from 10 reviews. Below the rating, it shows the date "AUG 1." A prominent section highlights a "30-Day Glucose Check-In" challenge to build a glucose record over 30 days. The screen also shows app preview images, including a summary of today's glucose levels and trends. A cloud download icon is visible at the top right, indicating the option to download the app. The bottom navigation bar includes icons for Today, Games, Apps, Arcade, and Search.
Smartphone with a black screen displaying a world map with green dots and text. The text reads "Downloads by country" and "27.4K downloads - Jun 17 – Jul 16." Below the map, it lists "US 35.1%," "IN 17.6%," and "GB 9.7%" with country flags. The background features a gold mountain design. At the bottom, there are app icons including a phone, a colorful circle, and a list. The time "9:41" is displayed at the top right.
Smartphone screen displaying a black background with a white icon resembling a person with horizontal lines for arms and legs. Below the icon, the text "CREATOR" is in white, and "CAPS" is in white on a red background. The phone has a notch at the top with icons indicating time, Wi-Fi, and battery status. The phone is set against a textured blue surface.
Appstead workspace switcher. This shows that the app supports multiple workspaces and App Store Connect keys for people managing multiple portfolios.
A few screens of the Reviews workflow in Appstead
Screenshot of a smartphone screen displaying a notification window titled "Connect." Below the title are two notifications from "Video Captions: CreatorCaps..." indicating version updates: "The status of version 1.6.9 has changed to Ready for Distribution." (12 minutes ago) and "The status of version 1.6.9 has changed to In Review." (13 minutes ago). Each notification features an app icon with a blue "A" on a white background. At the top right, there's a toggle labeled "Show less" and a close button "X." Below the notifications, the screen shows a camera icon and a flashlight icon centered at the bottom.
A smartphone screen displays a notification about an upcoming App Store payday. The notification features an icon resembling a square with a smaller square inside, followed by text stating "App Store payday is tomorrow" and "Earnings from the May 2026 (May 3, 2026 – May 30, 2026) fiscal month are expected tomorrow." Below the text, there is a "now" label. The background of the notification is a blurred image of an airplane window showing a sunset over clouds. Two circular icons are visible at the bottom of the screen, one resembling a flashlight and the other a camera.
A person holding a smartphone displaying a download statistics app. The screen shows a world map with green circles indicating download locations, and a list of countries with their respective download percentages. The top of the screen reads "Tiny Chef Downloads" with a total of 510 downloads, down by 14.3%. Below the map, there's a section labeled "By device" with tabs for Overview, Trends, Apps, and Reviews. The background features a blurred computer screen with code.
Screenshot of a smartphone app and code editor. The app displays financial data with a line graph and a list of apps with revenue figures. The code editor shows Swift code for a sidebar refresh feature. The phone screen shows the time as 18:52 and the date as 21 June 2026.
A screenshot of a webpage displaying an A/B test result for a conversion rate improvement. The top section shows two boxes: one labeled "ORIGINAL PRODUCT PAGE" with a conversion rate of 0.58% and another labeled "TREATMENT A" with a conversion rate of 0.88%, indicating a 52.31% improvement. Below, a line graph titled "Improvement Trend" plots the conversion rates over time from June 10 to June 17, 2026, with the baseline in gray and Treatment A in blue. A tooltip on the graph highlights June 18, 2026, as the date when Treatment A surpassed the baseline with a 52.31% increase. The page header reads "ALT V4 - EN + DE" and indicates the test is ongoing.
Screenshot of a smartphone settings page with Developer Tools, Onboarding, What's New, and Notifications sections. The Developer Tools section includes options to Preview Onboarding and Reset Onboarding. What's New has options to Reset What's New and Force What's New, with the latter having a toggle switch. Notifications includes an option to Schedule Test Notification. The bottom navigation bar has Overview, Trends, Apps, and Reviews tabs.
A person holding a smartphone displaying a blood sugar monitoring app. The screen shows a circular chart with segments labeled "Very High," "High," "In Range," "Low," and "Very Low," with the "In Range" segment highlighted in green. Below the chart, a list of blood sugar readings in mg/dL is displayed with timestamps, and a small icon of a blood drop with the number 111 is shown at the bottom left.
Smartphone screenshot displaying financial data. Two white cards with rounded corners show "$57K" and a line graph indicating a 2.2% increase. Below each card are icons for downloads and views, with numbers "27.4K" and "2,132." The top of the screen shows the time, notifications, and network status. An uncertain square icon with a black border is positioned below the cards. The phone has an orange frame.
Glucose tracking dashboard from the Glu Sight app showing a 90-day report. The screen displays an estimated A1C of 5.4%, 96% time in range, and a glucose pattern heatmap highlighting recurring high blood sugar events at specific times of day. The report focuses on identifying trends and patterns rather than individual readings.
An upcoming app icon.
Screenshot of a smartphone screen displaying an update notification for an app. The notification reads "Updates in 1.6.0" with a subtitle "Studio-quality cleanup, right on your iPhone." Below, there are two features listed: "Denoise Your Audio" with a description about cleaning up video audio, and "Hear It Before You Export" explaining a preview feature. The background is a gradient of pink and blue.
A screenshot of a notification for the app CreatorCaps (iOS) with a five star rating. The notification has a dark background with a teal and black icon of a video player with three lines above it at the top. Below the icon is text that reads "Video Captions: CreatorCaps (iOS) now Your app has received a new review (5 stars)." Below the text is an illustration of the app store icon with a white "A" on a blue background. Below the app store icon are five gold stars. Below the stars is text that reads "5 stars That means a lot. Thank you." Below the text are three illustrations with text beneath each. The first illustration is of an airplane with text beneath it that reads "Works anywhere No internet required." The second illustration is of a microphone with text beneath it that reads "Highly accurate Built for real speech." The third illustration is of a lightning bolt with text beneath it that reads "Built for on-the-go Lightweight. Fast. Reliable." Below the illustrations is an illustration of the CreatorCaps app icon with text beneath it that reads "CreatorCaps Accurate captions. Offline." At the bottom right corner of the image is a button with an Apple logo and text that reads "Download on the App Store."
A digital illustration of a smartphone screen displaying three app icons and a search bar against a black background with a white spaceship. The apps include a teal and dark blue icon with a play button, a multicolored triangle icon, and a black icon with a gradient circle and dot. The search bar is centered with the word "Search." The spaceship is partially visible, suggesting a space theme.
Three smartphone screenshots displaying a diabetes management app. The first screen shows a summary with "Glucose Average" at 101 mg/dL and "Total Insulin" at 20 units, highlighting a "High Glucose Pattern." The second screen provides detailed insights with personalized notes on glucose trends and insulin response. The third screen previews a PDF report with graphs and summaries of glucose data and patterns. The app interface includes navigation tabs at the bottom labeled "Today," "Diary," "Responses," "Profile," and a plus sign for adding entries.
Smartphone screenshot displaying six app icons on a dark blue background. Icons include "Glu Sight β" with a colorful geometric design, "MIRA" with white abstract shapes on purple, "Glyppo" featuring a gradient circle and line, "CreatorCaps" with a blue stylized person and lines, and "Second Draft" showing a curved arrow over lines. Top of screen shows status icons for Wi-Fi, battery, and time. Black rectangle above icons may be a notch or sensor area.
Smartphone screenshot displaying update notes for an app. The top of the screen shows the time "9:41" and status icons for signal, Wi-Fi, and battery. Below, a white card with a purple "X" in a circle at the top left reads "Updates in 2.8.1" with "Siri, Shortcuts, and Spotlight" underneath. Three sections list features: "Medication Tracking Polish" with a pill icon, "More Siri & Shortcuts" with a microphone icon, and "Spotlight Search" with a magnifying glass icon. Each section describes new functionalities related to diabetes management. The background is a gradient of purple shades.
Screenshot of a mobile app interface displaying diabetes management data. At the top, a notification reads "Great Control!" with a checkmark icon, stating "Over the last 7 days, 93% of your readings were in your target range. Keep it up!" Below, there are three sections: Glucose with 223 records and 0 very high or very low events, Insulin with 0 injections, and Meds showing 3 logged and 1 remaining. At the bottom, navigation tabs include Today, Diary, Reports, Profile, and a plus button for adding new entries. The background is a textured purple surface.
A smartphone screen displaying a medication management app with a list of medications under "Medication Therapies." The list includes "Atorvastatin OD," "Forxiga," "METGLUCO," and "Miglitol OD," each with dosage details, administration times, and notes. The top of the screen shows tabs for "Archived" and "New," with "New" highlighted in purple. The phone is held in a person's hand against a dark background.
Smartphone screenshot of a medication tracking app. The top of the screen shows the time and status icons. Below, a header reads "Today" with a purple line underneath. A centered dialog box titled "Log Medication" features a pill icon and the text "Add a medication first. Set up a medication to log it as taken or skipped. Reminders are available if enabled." A purple "Add Medication" button is at the bottom. A close icon is in the top left corner of the dialog.
A smartphone screen displays a glucose monitoring app with a dark background. At the top, a red droplet icon represents glucose, followed by "Average Glucose" at 106 mg/dL and "Standard Deviation" at 28 mg/dL. Below, "Estimated A1C" is shown as 5.3%. A bar chart labeled "Time In Range" indicates 97% in range (green), 2% very high (red), 0% high (yellow), 1% low (cyan), and 0% very low (purple). Further down, "Glucose Pattern Analysis" is labeled with a grid icon, and "Current Settings" shows "Very High" at ≥ 185 mg/dL. At the bottom, navigation tabs include "Today," "Diary," "Reports," and "Settings," with a plus button for adding new entries.
Two smartphones displaying diabetes management apps against a teal background. The larger phone shows "Today" with a glucose average of 118 mg/dL and total insulin of 12.5 units, along with alerts for high glucose and insulin usage. The smaller phone displays a glucose pattern analysis, indicating frequent high readings between 12pm and 2pm, with 263 records, 1 insulin injection, and 6 very high events. Both phones have navigation icons at the bottom.